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BE IT ORDAINED, that the part of Sec. 91 that pertains to Physicians and Ven-
dors of Patent Medicines shall be amended to read as follows: Physicians resident
shall pay alicense of $5. Physicians non-resident and practicing in Smithfield (ex-
cept in casés Gf eqnsultation, 85,00, ~Physicians itinerant $10. Vendors of Patent
Medicines, Salves, etc., per day, 5.
-BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of Smithfield, Va., that no store, bar, pool-
om, barber shop, eating house or any business hause of any character shall be al-
lowed to keep open after 12 o’clock at night, or on Sunday. Any violation of this
ordinance shall be fined $5 for each offense. 4
BE IT ORDAINED, thatamendment No. 19 in reference to Bicycles be amend:
ed. in reference tospeed, from 10 miles to 5 miles an hour,
BE IT ORDAINED, that all goats and goat carts shall be kept off the sidewalk.
Any violation of this ordinance shall be fined not less than one nor more than five
dollars.
Bids will be received at the meeting of the Council in September to furnish
Pratt’s Astral Oil, by the barrel or by the gallon, to July Ist, 1900. Hand sealed bids
to the Secretary. — 7
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ss No. 7—Any person, firm or corporation or their agents who shall sell Kerosene Oil, Gasoline oroth= “~ 3
Peas __ér products or Petroleum at wholesale shall pay a tax of $25; _
meneame peer etare
RATED SETTER LETT De ONE PAPO ENE NP OTE,
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No. 8—Any person, firm or corporation engaged in the business of shoeing horses shall pay atax of 5.
No 9—Any person, firm or corporation who shall engage in the business of selling soda water or soft
drinks from a fountain or goose-neck, $5. ts 3
No. 10—Any person, firm or corporation engaged in the wood or coal] business shall pay a license
of $5.
No. 11—Any Steamship, Steamboat or Sleeping Car Co: or any person. firm or company operating a
steamship, steamboat or sleeping car who shall engage in the business of receiving property or persons
or both in the town of Smithfield to be delivered or carried to a point outside said town but within the
fees - $§tate of Va., or engaged in the business of delivering property or persons or both in the town of Smith-
field from a point outside said town but within the State of Va, shall pay for doing such business, but
not including any business of delivering property or persons in the town of Smithfield from a point
without the State of Va., or of receiving property or persons in the town of Smithfield to be delivered | i
without the State of Va., and not including any business done for Government of the United States,
its Officers or Agents a License tax of $50. : |
No 12—All persons buying pork hams or pork hog round shall pay the same license as merchants,
No. 13—Boarding Houses, $5. 3
No. 14— 6 ** and Hotels taking transient, $10. | |
No. 15—Billiard, Pool and Bagatelle Rooms, each table, $20.
No. 16—Bowling Saloons and Alleys, $20,
No. 17—Brokers Pond, $100,
No. 18—Butchers and sellers of meat in the street or any part of the town by retail, $10.
No. 19—Buyers, openers and sellers of oysters, and fish, $5.
No. 20—Barber Shops, $5, for not more than three chairs. $1 on each additional chair,
No. 21—Bicycle Repair Shops, $5.
No. 22—Circuses or Menageries for every twenty
Corporation limits, $50.
No, 23—Criers, common, $5.
No. 24—Companies, Telephone, Telegraph or like, each, (and 10c per pole,) $20,
No. 25—Carts, Hacks, Drays or Waguns kept for hire or for delivering
for each vehicle, $5.
No. 26—Conveyancers and Architects, each, $5.- All persons other than duly licensed Attorneys-at- |
law who for compensation or reward shall prepare deeds, contracts, wills or other writings shall be
deemed Conveyancers, and all persons who for compensation furnish plans and specifications for erec.
: tion or improvement of buildings shall be deemed Architects within the meaning of this section.
No. 27—Canvassers not otherwise provided for, $2.50.
No. 28— Dentist, $10.
No. 29 —Eating houses, each, $5.
No. 30—Express Companies, or any persons, firms or corporation engaged in the business of trang«
porting packages, parcels, or other property, $10,
No. 31—Hobby Horse Machines, Merry-Go-Rounds or other like Machines,
ble, $25.
No. 32—Junk Dealers, $2.50. |
No. 33—-Livery Stables, (25¢ additional for each stall therein, ) $10,
No. 34—Liquor dealers, retail of malt and spirituous, $35.
Ne. 35—Liquor dealers who keep ordinary, $50.
No. 36—Merchants, Commission, $15, “
No. 37—Merchants or Mereantile firms, purch
ing $3,000, $10; from $3,000 not-exceedin
$100 additional on all over $10,000.
op ee Agencies or reporters, reportitg the ‘financial standing of merchants or others,
’ 5 ‘ ie ’
» No. 39—Merchants, Commercial Brokers or firms either selling or Soliciting orders by sample oF Beli
erwise from any person not paying a licen
felt oede-o4 aceite Pacer ‘ to an town of Ce fo Sepia or selling to the
No. 40—Physicians and Lawyers whose receipts are less than $500 pér year, $5.
No. 41—Physicians and Lawyers whose receipts are more than $500 péryear, $10.
NQ S275 P Ay sicians (BounTesident.) EL Ocians, Occulists, Civil Engineer# and Surveyors, whether they
charge for their service or not, each’ per year gr arky part, $10. . :
No. 44—Peddlers (on foot) License not transferatite> $20, “
No. 45—Peddlers, otherwise, Licenge not transferable, $00.
No. 46—Private Entertainment Houses, keepers‘of,"$10.
‘ No. 47—Insurance Agents, for each ‘Marine Company, $0; each Fire Company, $5; each Life Com-
g ye pany for persons or animals, $5; each*Accident Co.. $2.50; each Bond or Surity Co., $2.50; each Insure
ance Broker, whether licensed agent of the Co. or not, for each Company, $5.
No. 48—Stallions or Jackasses, (for each anima),)} $25. |
No. 49—Sellers on commission or for profit and traders, buyers,and sellers for profit of horses, mules
me ae ee
.
eS SE NN TT TL ANE RIAA SIN IT
-four hours or part thereof within one mile of the
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goods in Corporation limits,
License not transfera-
ases not exceeding $1,000, $5; from $1,000 not exceeds
& $5,000, $15; frém-35,000 not exceeding $10,000, $20; 20c per
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No. 50—Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff, $3. | 4
No. 51—Theatrical plays and all similar performances, excépt=
me
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exhibits forsbesevolent or charitable . 7
purposes or school entertainments, for each performance, $5. * ae : | 4
No. 52—Venders of patent medicines, salves, etc., per day, $10. a
No. 53—Slot Machines, Wheels of Fortune or other similar devices, $100.
No. 54—Undertakers and Coffin-Makers, $10.
No. 55—Sellers of Carts, Buggies, Wagons and other wheeled vehieles, $10.
No.,56—Storage and compounding on every house or cart house, $25.
No. 57—Venders of Mfg. or patent articles on the street. per week or any part, %&, g |
No. 58—Patent right sellers, license not transferable, $5, ls
No. 59—Side Shows, for each tent within one mile of Corporation limit, for every twenty-four hours
oer
or part thelr $5 S. °s
No. 60—Shooting Galleries, per week, each, $2.50. = 7 |
No. 61--Of every person or firm engaged cin the business of steam or hand laundry, #5. |
No. 62—Lightning Agents, $5. : | 8
No. 68--Venders Ae ae |
_ No. 64--Every perso rm or corporation doing business as merchants, including butchers, bakers, — *
* tailors, fish-mongers, gtai ae
ers, peddlers or venders
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out a separate license for each of such places, stalls or stands, unless such places, stalls or stands communicate ‘directly -
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= ‘No. 68—Any person, firm or corporation liable to a license tax and failing to pay same on or before the first day of J uly of
each year shall be subject to a penalty of $5 per day and recoverable before any Justice ofthe Peace. Ge
No. 69—Be it ordained by the Council of the town of Smithfield that any person engaged in any business in said town”
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plied for and obtained such license under a penalty of not less than $10 nor more than $50, and that for the year begin-—
ning the first day of July, 1900, the tax on land and lots, personal incomes and other property shallbe for town purposes =
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1 Be it ordained by the Council
of the Town of Smithfield, Va.,
that no person shall engage in any
business in the said town for which
a license is required by the laws of
the Commonwealth or the ordinan-
ces of the said town without first
having applied for and obtained
such license, under the penalties
herein provided as a part of this
ordinance and that for the year be-
ginning the lst day of July, 1902,
and for each year thereafter while
this ordinance is in force the taxes
on lands, lots, personal property,
incomes and other property shall
be as follows:
2 Upon all lands, wharves, lots
and other improvements thereon
and upon all personal. property of
every des*ription, except such real
and personal property as isexemp-
ted from taxation by the State of
Virginia, except the bonds issued
by the Town of Smithfield, Va:
Five cents on every $100 of as-
sessed value thereof for the pur-
pose of meeting the expenses of
the Publie Schoolsin the town and
235¢c on the 3100 assessed value there-
of to meet the general appropria-
tion.
3 On the salary or income re-
ceived by any persons during the
year ending Dee, 31st, 1902, twen-
ty five cents on the one hundred
dollars assessed value thereofin ex-
cess of six hundred, to meet the
general appropriation, and 5 cents
on the assessed value per hundred
dollars for Free Schools, in excess
of six hundred, provided that the
salary of a minister of the gospel
shall be exempt from taxation and
provided further that no income
shall be hereby taxed which may
be derived from any business, call-
ing or profession or subject of tax-
ation otherwise taxed in this ordi-
nance, except as hereinafter pro-
vided. aes
6 Oneach male resident of the
town who has attained the age of
21 years a poll tax of fifty cents
shall be collected to be applied on
account of the annual appropria-
tion to the support of public
schools,
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8
ORDINANCE
Imposing Taxes on Property, Persons and Licences, for the payment of interest on the
Town Debt and to meet the general appropriations for the year beginning JULY ist, 1902.
15 Attorneysat law whose in--
come is $500 and over, $10 per year
or any part of a year,
16 Physicians, Surgeans, Opti-
cians, Occulists, Dentists, Veterin-
ary Surgeons, Osteopaths, Mani-
cures and Chiropodists, whether
they charge for their services or
not, Whose income is less than 3500
shall pay a tax of $5 for a year or
any part, and if income is 3500 and
more, shall be taxed $10 in addition
to any other tax.
17 Any person, firm cr corpo-
ration or agent for any firm orcor-
poration selling kerosene oil, gaso—
line, machine oil or other petrole-
um products to licensed merchants
and delivering same in barrelsshall
pay a license tax of $5 per year or
any part, in addition to any other
licence, provided sueh_ persons,
firms or corporations do not pay
merchant’s license,
18 Any person, firm or corpo-
ration, or agents of any firm or
corporation selling and delivering
to licensed merchants Kerosene oi]
or gasoline from tank wagon on
street shall pay in addition to any
other license a tax of $15 per year
or any part.
“19 Any person, firm or corpe-
ration, or agents of any firm or
corporation other than licensed
merchants who shall sell Kerosene
oil, gasoline and other petroleum
products to others than licensed
merchants shall be termed as ped-
dlers and shall pay a peddler’s li-
cense as provided uncer Peddler’s
License,
20 Blacksmith. Any person,
firm or corporation engaged in the
business of shoeing hor-es shall
pay a tax of $5 per year or any
part.
21 Barber Shops shall pay $5
per year or any part, and 81 per |
chair in excess of 3 chairs; every
chairin room to count.
22 Coal and wood dealers shall
pay same license tax as merchants.
23 Conveyancers’ Architects,
Civil Engineers, Surveyors, Elec—
trical Engineers, Mechanical Er —-
gineers, Contracting Engineers
and Consulting Engineers, whet!.-
er they charge for their services or
not, shall each pay a license tax of
ner year or any part.
by stock certificates. notes, bonds
or other evidences of debt shall be
deemed eapital in business.
82 Commission Merchants. Any per-
son, firm or corporation buying or selling
any kinds of produce, merchandise, hors-
es, mules, mfg. articles of any kind what-
soever on commission shall pay a tax of
$15 per year or any part.
33 Drays. Any person, firm or corpc-
ration who shall engage in the business of
transferring packages of merchandis,
coal, lumber, bricks, dirt, peanuts, or
anything whatsoever by carts, wagons,
drays or other vehicles for which a charge
is made, within the corporation limits,
shall pay a license tax of $5 tor each dray,
cart, wagon, or other vehicle +o used per
year or any part of a year, and the license
is not transferable.
34 Drays. Any person, firm or corpo-
ration delivering ice from house to house
in the town of Smithfield from wagons,
carts or drays shall pay a license of $5 per
yearor any part for each dray, wagon or
cart so used. This ordinance does not
give the right to such person, firm or Cor-
poration so licensed the right to deliver
ice from such wagon, cartor dray on the
streets, alleys or private lots in the town
of Smithfield between the hours of 10 o’-
elock A. M. and 11 o’clock P. M. on
Sundays. |
35 Drays. Any person, firm or corpo-
ration engaged in the sale and delivery
from a push cart, wagon or wheel barrow
candies, ice cream, cakes, bread, nie-
nacs, etc., shall pay a license tax of $3
per year or any part of a year.
36 Dogs. Male dogs, tax peryear, $1;
female dogs, tax per year, $2.50. The
Sergeant shall make a complete list of all
dogs entered for taxation and file a copy
of list with the Clerk of the Gouncil, and
all owners of dogs in the town of =mith-
field who fail to report for taxation their
dogs by July 1st shall be dealt with as
provided in Special Dog Ordinance.
837 Contractor. Every contractor em-
ploying two or more journeymen and
making contracts in the town of smith-
tield shall pay a tax of $5.
88 kvery person, firm or corporation
who shall engage in the Lusiness or wir-
ing for elec tric light, p:umbing for gas or
water shall pay a licen: e tax of $4.
39 Eating louses, $5 per year.
40 Liquor dealers, retail of malt and
spiritous, $35 per year.
41 liquor dealers who keep and run
hotel ordinarys, boarding houses and eat-
ing houses in same building or on same
premises shall pay a license tax of $100
per year or any part cf a year.
42 Livery Stables. $14.50 for a sta-
ble of not more than 10 stalls ; $13.75 for
not more than 15 stalls: $15 for not more
than 20 stalls; $16. 75 for rot more than
25 stalls: $17.50 for rot more than 30
stalls; $18. 75 for not more than 35 stalls;
$20 for not more than 40 stalls, Fach
box stall and each opered stall within
the building which is being licen:ed shall
be counted by the Sergeant and entered
in list as a basis of license whether the
stall is then being used or not. This li-
cense does not give the right to buy and
sell horses, mules, carts, wagons and
buggies. This license does not giye the
holder the right to deliver by dray, cart,
wagon or any other yehicle packages of
merchandise, coal, wood, peanuts, dirt,
| ashes, fertilizers, oyster‘hells, bricks, or
anything else for which a charge is made
for such delivery within the town of
Smithfield, Va.
| 49 Merchants. Any person, firm or ,
corporation selling or offering for sale
manulactured tobacco, cigars, cigaretts,
snuff or tobacco of any kind shall pay a
tax of $3 per year.
50 Insurance Companies. For each
marine company, $5; each fire company,
$10; each life company, $5; each acci-
dent company, $5; each Lond or surety
company, $2. 50. .
51 Stallions or Jackasses which are
kept for service and do service shall pay a
tax of $10 per year or any part.
52. Theatrical plays and all similar per-
formances, except exhibits forbenevolent
or charitable purposes orschool entertain -
ments, for each performance, ;
53 Peddlers, on foot, license not trans-
ferable, $20 per year or any part. +
54 Peddlers, otherwise, license not
transferable, $50.
55 All persons, firms or corporations
who shall canvass or solicit business from
unlicensed persons by sample and deliver
the goods purchased shall be deemed ped-
dlers, provided they are not elsewhere |
taxed in these ordinances for conducting |
such business. ;
56 Vendersof patent medicines, salves
electric belts, etc., who occupy located
locations in the streets, alleys or vacant |
lots of the town and offer their wares by |
public auctions, speech- making, singing |»
or instrumental music from stands, plat-
forms or places of elevation shall pay a tax
of $10 per day of 12 hours, beginning no’
earlier than 90’ clock A. M., and closing
not later than 9o0' clock, P. M., orforany |
part of aday, of the period from 9 A. M. 4
to9 P. M.
57 Venders of patentarticles, $5 year
5S Venders of organs, pianos and oth
er musical instruments, ,
59 Patent right sellers, $5.
G60 side shows, $5 for each tent withi
one mile of the corporation limits.
61 Storage. Any person, firm or Col
poration receiving goods of any kind {c
which a compensaticn of any kind is re
ceived shall pay a license tax of $25.
62. Steam Boats. Any person, firm ¢
ecrporation operating a stcamboat wh
shall engage in the bu-~ines: of reccivin
property or perscns or Loth in the town (¢
<mithtield to be carried to a point outsid
said town but wi hin the Staie of Virgini
or engaged in the business cf deliverir,
property or persons or both in the town ¢ ~
Smithfieid from a point ouside of sai
town but within the state of Virginia sh
pay for doing such busiress, but not i
cluding any business oj delivery of pro
erty or persons in the town cf Smith fie.
| from a point without the State of Virgiy
or of receiving property or yersons :n |
town of Smithfield to Le delivered with
the State of Virginia, not including |
business done for the Goverrment of
United States. its officers or agents, ¢
cense tax of $10€.
63 Junk Dealers, $2.50 year or ]
64 Slot machines, wheels of fortul f:
other similar devices, yer year cr :
part, $100.
65 Uncertakers end coffin makers
yeer, $1.
66 shooting galleries, $2. 50 pery
67 very person, firm or corpo!
engaged in any kind of business fory .
x license is required by the State o >
ginia, not elsewhere taxed in these LL
nances shall pay a license tax of $5.
68 PeanutCleaner*. Any person)
or corporation engaged in the ein
eanut cleaning whose main office i
in Smithfield and who is not assesse
taxation on their capital shall pay
-per year.
7 Any person or persons failing
to pay to the collector of taxes on
or before the Ist day of December
the taxes assessed against him or
them for the year, shall be subject
to a penalty of 5 per cent. in addi-
tion to the regular levy.
8 Be it further ordained that for
the year beginning the first day of
July, 1992, and for each year there-
after until further provision is made
the license taxes on persons, firms,
companies, associations and corpo-
rations conducting business or en-
gaged in professional employment
in the town of Smithfield shall be
as follows:
9 Agents for selling books, per
year or any part. 85
10 Agents for renting house
property, &., or collecting rents,
tolls, &c., per year or a part, $5
11 Agentsselling manufactured
articles, not otherwise taxed, $5
per year or part.
12 Artist, dagnerrean or photo.
i graph, $5 per year ora part.
selling Fertilizer
shall pay on purchases from 3100
to $2,000, $5; $2,000 to $5,000, $10;
and 20c per $100 over $5,000.
14 Anv person, firm or corpo-
ration selling such fireworks as is
allowed, by retail, shall, in addition
to any other license, pay $10 per
year or any part.
138 Agents
79 Any person, firm or corpo ration renting to any per—
24 All persons other than duly
licensed attorneys at law who, for
compensation or reward, shal] pre—
pare deeds, contracts, wills or
other writings shall be deemed
conveyancers. andall persons who,
for compensation, furnish plans
and specifications for erection of
buildings shall be deemed archi-
tects within the meaning of this
ordinance.
23 Boarding honses not caring
for trancient trade, $5 per year or
any part.
24 Boarding houses and hotels
taking transient trade, $10 per year
or any part.
25 Billiard. pool and bagatelle,
for each table, $20.
26 Bicycle repair shop, $5 per
year or any part.
27 Boot Black, $2.50 per year
or any part, and not transferable.
28 Butchers and sellers of meat
in the street or any part of the
town, $5 per year or any part.
299 Gircuses or Menageries for
every 24 hours ora part thereof
within one mile of the corporation
limits, $50.
30 Criers, common, $5 per year
| or any part thereof,
31 Corporations whose main of-
fice is in the town of Smithfield
shall list their capital and surplus
for taxation and all moneys sub-
scribed or borrowed and evidenced
1
43 Lightning Rods. Ary person, firm
or corporation who shall engage in or ¢o-
licit the puttirg up of lightning rods with-
‘in the corporaticn shall pay a license tax
tax and failing to pay same on or
of $5 per year or any part.
44 Laundry. Any person, firm orcor-
poration who shall engage in the business
of steam or hand laundry shall pay $5
45 Lumber Dealers. Any porson, fi m
or corporation who shall engage in the
business of selling lumber at wholesale or
retail] shal] pay a tax of $10 per year.
46 Merry-go-rounds, hobby horse ma-
chines or other like machines shall pay a
license of $30 per week for the first week
or any part «fa week, and $2 per day for
each day thereafter to do business within
the corporation of Smithfield or within
one mile cf the corporate limits of Smith
field, Va.
47 Merchants. Any person, firm or
corporation whose purchases do not ex-
ceed $1000 shall be $5 license; from
$1000 not exceeding $3000, $10; from
$3000 not exceeding $5000, $15; $5000
not exceeding $10,000, $20; and 20c per
$100 additional on all over $10, OCO.
Every person, firm or corporation doing
businessas merchantsincluding butchers,
bakers, tailors, fishmongers, grain, fruit
and produce shippers, curers of pork
hams, sides and shoulders into bacon,
dealers in barrels, boxes or crates, bug-
gies, carte, wagons, horses, mules, oxen,
wood, coal, etc., shall buy a merchant’s
license. sas
» 48 <Any person, firm or corporation
who shall bring into the town and offer at
special inducerent sale the stock or part
of a stock from any other place. trustee's
stock, assignment stock, damaged fire
stock from water or fire, orspecial reduct-
ing stock shall pay a license tax of $100
per year or any paré.
83 Any person,
/ 69 Agents, é
firm or corporation who shall solicit insur-
ance, fire, life, accident, marine OF any
other insurance shall pay
5 per year.
rson, firm or corporation en- |
gaged in or conducting the manufacture |
of pop, ginger ale, sarsayarilla or other |
aerated waters shall pay a license of $5...
firm or corporation
who shall engage in the business of plan-
ing lumber ana offering
manufacture of truck barrels, fruit pack-
ages and boxes shall pay $10 per year for
Non-resident agents, $1
7O Any pe
71 Any person,
Insurance.
conducting such business.
72 Onevery fortune
any p
art.
~< Claim or collecting @
cy soliciting Lusiness, per } ear or a part,
ee
or corporation en _—
gaged in the business of job printing, #5,
$5.
4 Any person, firm
per year.
75
16 Tson,
selling sewing
Any
license tax of $5.
77 Any person,
78 <Any yerscn,
who shall write life,
tax for doing such
offense.
firm or corporation liable for a license
before the Ist day of
son, firm or corporation telephones for use in the corpo-
ration shal] pay a license tax of $10 in addition to any
other tax. |
80 When any person, firm or corporation shall by use
of signs, circulars, ecards, or advertise any business to be
done in the town of Smithfield it shall be considered pri-
ma facie evidence of their liability under this ordinance,
and they shall be required to take out a license for such
business.
81 Nothing contained in these ordinances shall be con-
strued as giving the right to any person to obstruct the
July of each year or when demand is made by the Com-
missioner of the Revenue after the 1st day of July of each
year shall be subject to a fine or penalty of not more than
$5 per day after such demand.
84 Ali licenses shall be issued for a year unless other-
wise provided.
85 Alllicense issued after Jan. Ist of each year to ex—
pire July Ist shall be 60 per cent of the charge per year,
provided they are yearly licenses with no proviso for a
shorter term. .
Soda fountain or goose-neck for sale.
of soft drinks, $5 per year.
firm or ¢or
machines,
elsewhere in these ordinances shall pay 4
firm or corporaticn
who shall engage in the manufacture of
ice, or sell at retail shall pay a license tax
of $10 per year or any part.
firm or
fire or any other ih-
surance in Smithfield in a rolicy of acom-
pany who hasnot paid the required license
business in the town
shall be fined not less than $25, and each
policy written shall be deemed @ separate
hu
a license of $5,
for sale, or the
teller, spirit me-
dium, clairvoyant or palmist, $10 yearor
sidewalks, streets or
82 Any person,
any public place
firm or corporation that dees business
at more than one place, stall or stand shall be required to
take out a separate license for each of such places, stalls
or stands, unless such places. stalls or stands communi-—
cate directly with and open into each other.
This ordinance shall be in force from its passage and
86 Attorneys
all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed.
atlaw whose income Is
per year shall pay a license tax of $5 per year.
less than $500
Any person ‘
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ration —
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Ordinance
Imposing Taxes on Property, Persons and Licenses, for
the
payment of interest on the Town Debt and to
meet the general appropriations for the
year beginning July Ist, 1903.
1 Be it ordained by the Council of
the Town of Smithfield, Va., that no
person shallengage in any business in
the said town for which a license is re-
quired by the laws of the Common-—
wealth or the ordinances of the said
town without first having applied for
and obtained such license, under the
penalties herein provided as a part of
this ordinance and that for the year be-
ginning the Ist day of July, 1903, and
for each year therearter while this ord-
inanee is in force the taxes on lands,
lots, personal property, incomes and
other property shall be as follows:
2 Upon alliands, wharves, lots and
other improvements thereon and upon
all personal property of every descrip-
tion, except such real and personal
property as is exempted from taxaticn
by the State of Virginia, except the
bondsissued by the Town of Smithfield,
Wa:
10 cents on every $100 of assessed val-
ue thereof for the purpose of meetir g
the expenses of the Public Schools in
the town and 25e on the $100 assessed
value thereof to meet the general ap-
propriation.
3 Onthe salary or income received
by any persons during the year ending
Dec. 31st. 1903, twenty-five cents on the
one hundred dollars assessed valve
thereofin excess of six hundred ,to meet
the general appropriation, and 10 cents
on the assessed value per hundred dol-
lars for Free Schools, in excess of six
hundred, provided that the salary of a
minister of the gospel shal] be exempt
from taxation and provided further that
no income shall be hereby taxed which
may be derived from any business, call-
ing or profession or subject of taxation
otherwise taxed in this ordinance, ex-
cept as hereinafter provided.
6 On each male resident of the town
who has attained the age of 21 years a
poll tax of fifty cents shal] be eollected
to be applied on account of the annual
appropriation to the support of public
schools,
7 Any person or persons failing to
pay to the collector of taxes on or be-
fore the 1st day of December the taxes
assessed against him orthem for the year
shall be subject to a penalty of 5 per
cent. in addition to the regular levy.
8 Beit further ordained that for the
vear beginning the first day of July.
1903, and for each year thereafter until
further provision is made the license
taxes on persons, firms. companies, as—
cense, pay $10 per year or any part.
15 Attorneys at law whose income
is 3500 and over, $10 per ye arorany part
ofayear. Attorneys at Jaw whose in-
come is less than $5L0 per yeas shall pay
a license tax of $5 per year.
16 Physicians, Surgeons, Opticians,
Occulists, Dentists, Veterinary Surg-
eons, Osteopaths, Manicures and Chi-
ropodists, whether they charge for their
services or not, if under 3 years prac-
tice, shal] pay a tax of 85 per year; if 3
years practice or over, shal] pay $10 per
year.
17 Any person, firm or corporation
or agent for any firm or corporation
selling kerosene oil, gasoline. machine
oil or other petroleum products to li-
censed merchant and delivering same;
in barrels shall pay a tax of $5 per year
or any part, in addition to any other
license, provided such persons, firms or
corporations do not pay a merchant’s
license,
18 Any person, firm or corporation
or agents of any firm or corporation
selling and delivering to licensed mer-
chants kerosene oil or gasoline from
tank wagon on street shall pay in addi-
tion to any other license a tax of $15
per year or any part.
19 Any person, firm or corporation
or agents of any firm or corporation
other than licensed merchants who shal]
sell kerosene oil, gasoline and other pe-
troleum products to others than licens-
ed merchants shal] be termed as ped-
dlersand shall pay a peddler’s license
as provided under Peddler’s License.
20 Auctioneers’ license shall be $10
per yearorany part, .
21 Barber Shops shall pay @5 per
year or any part. and $1 per chair in ex-
cese of 3 chairs; every chain room fo
count.
292 Coal and wood dealers shall pay
game license tax as merchants.
93 Conveyancers. Architects, Civil
Engineers, Survevors. Electrical Eng-
ineers. Mechanical Engineers, Contract-
ing Fngineers and Consulting Engin-
eers, whether they charge for their ser-
vices or not. shall] each pay a license
tax of $5 per year or any parf.
24 All persons other than duly li-
censed attorreys at law who. for com-
pensation or reward, shall prepare
deeds, contracts, wills. or other writ-
ings shall be deemed conveyancers, and
all persons who, forcompensation fur-
nish plans and specifications for erection
of buildings shall be deemed architects
sociations and corporations conducting | within the meaning of this ordinance
business or engaged in professional em-
ployment in the tewn of Smithfield
shall be as follows:
9 Agents for selling books, per year
or any part. $5.
10 Agents for renting house prop-
erty. &c .or collecting rents, tolls, &e.,
per year or any part, $5.
25 Boarding houses and hotels tak-
ing transient trade, 310 per year or any
part.
26 Billiard, pool and bagatelle, for
each table, $20.
27 Bicycle repair shop. $5 per year
or any part.
28 Butchers and sellers of meat in
11 Agents selling manufactured ar-|the street or any part of the town, $5
af ton mid abhanevion tawad &h ner vear
ner vearorany part. and $1 per week
|
their eapital ard surplus for taxation
and al] moneys subscribed or burrowed
and evidenced by stock certificates,
notes, bonds or other evicences of debt
shal] be deemed capita] in business.
32 Commission Merchants. Any per-
son, firm or corporaticn buying or sell-
ing any kinds of produce, merchar.dise,
horses, mules, mfg. articles of any kind
whatsoever on commission shal] pay a
tax of $15 per year or any part.
33 Drays. Any person. firm or cor-
poration who shall engage in the bus-
iness of transferring packages of mer-
chandise, coal, lumber, bricks, dirt,
peanuts, or anything whatsoever by
carts, wagons, drays or cther vehicles
for which a charge is made, within the
corporation limits, shall pay a license
tax of $5 for each dray, cart. wagon, or
other vehicle so used per year or part of
a year, and the license is not transfera-
ble.
34 Drays Any person, firm or cor-
poration delivering ice from house to
house in the town of Smithfield fiom
wagons, carts or drays shall pay a li«
cense of $5 per year or any part for each
dray, wagon orcart so used This or-
dinance does not give the right to such
person firm or corporation so licensed
the right to deliver ice from such wagen,
cart or dray on the streets, alleys or
private lots of the town of Smithfield
between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M.
and 110’clock P M on Sundays.
35 Drays. Any person firm or cor-
poration engaged in the sale and deliv-
ery fr¢em a push cart, wagon or wheel
barrow candies, ice cream. cakes. bread.
nic nacs, etc.. shall pay a license tax of
$3 per year or any part of a year.
36 Dogs. Male dogs, tax per year,
$1: female dogs. tax per year. $250.
The Sergeant shall make a complete
list of all dogs entered for taxation and
file a copy of list with the Clerk of the
Council ard all owners of dogs in the
town of Smithfield who fai] to report
for taxation their dogs by July Ist shall
be dealt with as provided in Special
Dog Ordinanee.
37 Contractor. Fvery contractor employing
two or more journeymen and making contracts
jn the town of Smithfield shall pay a tax of $5.
88 Every persen, firm or corporation wro
shall engage in the business of of wiring fer e-
lectric light, plumbing for gas or water shall
pay a license tax of $5. ©
39 Eating houses, $5 per year.
40 Liquor dealers, retail] of malt and spirit-
ous, $70 per year or any part.
41 Liquor dealers who keep and run hotel
ordinarys, bearding houses and eating houses
in same building or on premises shall pay a li-
cense tax of $100 per year or any part of a
year.
42 Livery Stables. $12.50 for a stable of
not more than 10 stalls; $13.75 for not more
than 15 stalls: $15 for not more than 20 stalls:
$16. '75 for not more than 25 stalls; $17. 50 for
not more than 30 stalls; $18.75 for not more
than 35 stall; $20 for not more than 40 stalls,
Fach box stal] and each opened stall within the
building which is being licensed shal] be count-
ed by the Sergeant and entered in list as a basis
of license whether the stall is then being used
or not. _ This license does not give the right fo
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We, the undersigned tax paying citizens of the town of Smithfield,
do hereby request that your honorable body make an appropriation to |
Company "H", 71st. Regiment of Infantry, Virginia Volunteers, stationed
at this place, annually or otherwise, as by your honorable body deemed
most expedient, and in a sum considered by your Honorable Body to be __
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An Ordinance
Imposing Taxes on Property, Persons and Licenses, for
the payment of interest on the Town Debt and to
meet the general appropriations for the
year beginning July Ist, 1903.
1 Be it ordained by the Council of
the Town of Smithfield, Va., that no
person shallengage in any business in
the said town for which a license is re-
quired by the laws of the Cemmon-
wealth or the ordinances of the said
town without first having applied fcr
and obtained such license, under the
penalties herein provided as a part of
this ordinance and that for the year be-
ginning the Ist day of July. 1903, and
for each year therearter while this ord-
inance is in force the taxes on lands,
lots, personal property, incomes and
other property shall] be as follows:
2 Upon all iands, wharves, lots and
otherimprovements thereon and upon
all personal property of every descrip-
tion, except such real and_ personal
property as is exempted from taxaticn
by the State of Virginia, except the
bonds issued by the Town of Smithfield,
Va.:
10 cents on every $100 of assessed val-
ue/thereof for the purpose of meetii g
thé expenses of the Publie Schools in
the town and 25e on the $100 assessed
value thereof to meet the general ap-
propriation.
3 Onthe salary or income received
by any persons during the year endirg
Dee. 31st. 1903, twenty-five cents onthe
one hundred dollars assessed valve
thereofin excess of six hundred ,to meet
the general appropriation, and 10 cents
on the assessed value per hundred dol-
lars for Free Schools, in excess of six
hundred, provided that the salary of a
minister of the gospel] shal] be exempt
from taxation and provided further that.
no incomeshallbe hereby taxed which |p
om any wusiness, call- |
ing or profession or subject of taxation
may be-der
otherwise taxed in this ordinance, ex-
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ecense, pay $10 per year or any part.
15 Attorneys at law whose income
is $500 and over, $10 per ye arorany part
ofayear. Attorneys at Jaw whose in-
come is less than $50 per yeas shall] pay
a license tax of $5 per year.
16 Physicians. Surgeons, Opticians,
Occulists, Dentists, Veterinary Surg-
éons, Osteopaths, Manicures and Chi-
ropodists, whether they charge for their
services or not, if under 3 years prac-
tice, shal] pay a tax of $5 per year; if 3
years practice or over, shall pay $10 per
year.
17 Any person, firm or corporation
or agent for any firm or corporation
selling kerosene oil, gasoline. machine
oi] or other petroleum products to li-
censed merchant and delivering same
in barrels shal] pay a tax of $5 per year
or any part, in additicn to any other
license, provided such persons, firms or
ecorporaticns do not pay a merchant’s
license, .
18 Any person, firm or corporation
or agents of any firm or corporation
selling and delivering to licensed mer-
chants kerosene oil or gasoline from
tank wagon on street shal] pay in addi-
tion to any other license a tax of $15
per vear or any part.
19 Any person, firm or corporation
or agents of any firm or corporation
otherthan licensed merchants who shal]
sel] kerosene oil, gasoline and other pe-
troleum products to others than licens-
ed merchants shal] be termed as ped-
djers.and shall pay a peddler’s Ilcense
as provided under Peddler’s License.
31 Barber Shops shall pay @ per
year or any part. and $1 per chairin ex-
eannt.
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_ 20. Auctioneers’ license shall be $10 | borxomemere’ hg
cess of 3 chairs; every chain room to)
their eapital ard surplus for taxation
and all moneys subscribed or borrowed
and evidenced by stcck certificates,
notes, bonds or other evicences cf celt
shal] be deemed capita] in business.
32 Commission Merchants. Any per-
son, firm or corporaticn baying o1 sell-
ing any kinds of produce, meicha) dice.
horses, mules, mfg. articles of any kind
whatsoever on commissic¢n shall pay a
tax of $15 per year or any part. .
33 Drays. Any person. film or cor-
poration who shall engage in the bus-
iness of transferring packages of mer-
chandise, ccal, lumber, bricks, dirt,
peanuts, or anything whatsoever by
carts, Wagons, drays or cther vehicles
for which a charge is made, within the
corporation limits, shal] pay a license
tax of $5 for each dray, cart wagon, or
other vehicle so used per year or part of
a year, and the license is not transfe1a-
ble.
34 Drays Any person, firm or cor-
poration delivering ice from house to
house in the town of Smithfield fhom
wagons, carts or drays shal] pay a li-
cense of $5 per year or any part for each
dray, wagon oreart so used = This or-
dinance dees not give the right to such
person firm or corporaticn so licensed
the 1ight to deliver ice from such wagen,
cart or dray on the streets, alleys er >
private lots of the town of Smithfield
between the heurs of 10 o’clock A. M.
and 1l1o’clock P M. on Sundays.
35 Drays. Any person firm or cor-
poration engaged in the sale and deliv-
ery from a push cart, wagon or wheel
ay alicense tax of
$3 per vear orany part ofa year.
36 Dogs. Male dogs, tax per vear,
$1: female dogs: tax per-year. $2 50.
The Sergeant shall make a complete
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An Ordinance
Imposing Taxes on Property, Pers
the payment of interest on the
ons and Licenses, for
Town Debt and to
meet the general appropriations for the
year beginning July Ist, 1903.
1 Be it ordained by the Council of
the Town of Smithfield, Va., that no
person shallengage in any business in
the said town for which a license is re-
quired by the laws of the Cemmon-
wealth or the ordinances of the said
town without first having applied fcr
and obtained such license, under the
penalties herein provided as a part of
this ordinance and that for the year be-
ginning the Ist day of July. 1903, and
for each year therearter while this ord-
inance is in force the taxes on lands,
lots, personal property, incomes and
other property shal] be as follows:
2 Upon all lands, wharves, lots and
other improvements thereon and upon
all personal property of every descrip-
tion, except such real and _ personal
property as is exempted from taxaticn
by the State of Virginia, except the
eel issued by the Town of Smithfield,
a3
10 cents on every $100 of assessed val-
ue/thereof for the purpose of meetir g
thé expenses of the Publie Schools in
the town and 25e on the $100 assessed
value thereof to meet the general ap-
propriation,
3 Ou the salary or income received
by any persons during the year ending
Dec. 31st. 1903, twenty-five cents onthe
one hundred dollars assessed valte
thereofin excess of six hundred ,to meet
the general appropriation, and 10 cents
on the assessed value per hundred dol-
lars for Free Schools, in excess of six
hundred, provided that the salary of a
minister of the gospel shal] be exempt
from taxation and provided further that
no income shall be hereby taxed whieh
may be derived-from any business, cal]- |
ing or profession or subject of taxation
otherwise taxed in this ordinance, ex-
cept as hereinafter*provided. 3
. 6 On each male resident of the town
who has attained the age of 21 years a
poll tax of
to be applied on account of the anrual
appropriation to the support of public
schools,
7 Any person or persons failing to
pay to the collector of taxes on or he-
fore the Ist day of December the taxes
assessed against him orthem forthe year
shall be subject to a penalty of 5 per
cent. in addition to the regular levy.
8 Beit further ordained that for the
vear beginning the first day of July.
19
furt
sociations and corporations conducting
business or engaged in professional em- |
ployment in the town of Smithfield
shall he as follows:
9 Agents for selling books, per year
or any part, $5,
10 Agents for renting house prop-
erty. & . or collecting rents. tolls, &.,
per year or any part. $5.
11 Agentsselling manufactured ar-
ticles, not otherwise taxed, $5 per year
or part.
12 Artist, daguerrean or photograph
$5 per vear or a part
13° Agents selling Fertilizer shall
pay on purchases from $100 to $2.000,
$5; $2.000 to $5,000, 310; and 20ec per
$100 over 35.000.
14 Any person, firm or corporation
selling fireworks as is allowed. by re-
tail, shall.in addition to any other li-
omen .'
“per year oT any p
tents shall he eollected
cense, pay 310 per year or any part.
15 Attorneys at law whose income
is $500 and over, $10 per year orany part
ofayear. Attorneys at Jaw whose in-
come is less than $5(0 per yeas shal] pay
a license tax of $5 per year,
16 Physicians. Surgeons, Opticians,
Occulists, Dentists, Veterinary Surg-
eons, Osteopaths, Manicures and Chi-
ropodists, whether they charge for their
services or not, if under 3 years prac-
tice, shall] pay a tax of $5 per year; if 3
years practice or over, shall pay $10 per
year.
17 Any person, firm or corporation
or agent for any firm or corporation
selling kerosene oil, gasoline. machine
oi] or other petroleum products to ]i-
censed merchant and delivering same
in barrels shall pay a tax of $5 per year
or any part, in additien to any other
license, provided such persons, tirms or
corporations do not pay a merchant’s
license,
18 Any person, firm or corporation
or agents of any firm or corporation
selling and delivering to licensed mer-
chants kerosene oil or gasoline from
tank wagon on street shal] pay in addi-
tion to any other license a tax of $15
per vear or any part.
19° Any person, firm or corporation
or agents of any firm or corporation
other than licensed merchants who shal]
sell kerosene oil, gasoline and other pe-
troleum products to others than licens-
ed merchants shal] be termed as ped-
djers.and shall pay a peddler’s Ilcense
as provided under Peddler’s License.
20 Auctioneers’ license shal) be $10
D5 et oe
21 Barber Shops shall pay @5 per
year or any part. and $1 perchairine¢x-
cess of 3 chairs; every chain room_to
count. |
22. Coal and wood dealers shall pay
same license tax as merchants.
23 Conveyarcers. Architects, Civil
Engineers. Survevors. Electrical Eng-
ineers, Mechanical Engineers, Contract-
ing Fngineers and Consulting Engin-
eers, whether they charce for their ser-
vices or not, shall each pay a license
tax of $5 per vear or any part.
24 All persons ether than duly Ji-
censed attorreys at law who. for com-
pensation or reward, shall prepare
deeds, contracts, wills. or other writ-|
ings sha]] he deemed conveyancers, and
and for each vear thereafter until all persons who, for compensation fur.
provision is made the license | nish plans and specifications for erecticn
es on persons, firms. companies, as—| of buildings shall be deemed architects
within the meaning of this ordinance
25 Boarding houses and hotels tak-
ing transient trade, 310 per year or any
part.
26 Billiard, pool and bagatelle, for
each table, $20.
27. Bicyele repair shop. ¢5 per year
or any part.
28 Butchers and sellers of meat in
the street or any part of the town, $5
per vear or any part, and $1 per week
or $3 per month in addition for use of
street location designated by the Ser-
geant.
29 Cirenses or Menageries for every
24 hours or part thereof within ore mile
of the corporation limits, $50.
30 Criers. common, $5 per year or
any part thereof,
31 Corporations whose main office
is in the town of Smithfield shall list
their eapita] ard surplus for taxation
and all moneys subscribed or bcrrowed
and evidenced by stcck certificates,
notes, bonds or other evicences cf celt
shal] be deemed capital] in business,
32 Commission Merchants. Any per-
son, firm or corporaticn baying 0} gell-
ing any kinds of produce, mercha} dise.
horses, mules, mfg. articles of any kind
whatsoever on commissicn shal] pay a
tax of $15 per year or any part. .
33 Drays. Any person. film or cor-
poration who shall] engage in the bus-
iness of transferring packages of mer-
chandise, cca], lumber, bricks, dirt,
peanuts, or anything whatsoever by
carfs, Wagons, drays or cther vehicles
for which a charge is made, within the
corporation limits, shall pay a license
tax of $5 for each dray, cart wagon, or
other vehicle so used per year or part of
a year, and the license is not transfe1a-
ble.
384 Drays Any person, firm or cor-
poration delivering ice from house to
house in the town of Smithfield fiom
wagons, carts or drays shal] pay a li-
cense of $5 per year or any part for each
dray, wagon or cart so used This or-
dinance dees not give the right to such
person firm or eorporaticn so licensed
the right to deliver ice from such wagen,
cart or dray on the streets, allevg or)
private lots of the town of Smithfield
between the heurs of 10 o’clock A. M.
and 11o0’clock P M. on Sundays.
35 Drays. Any person firm or cor-
poration engaged in the sale and deliv-
ery froma push cext, wagon or wheel
barrow candics ; peoreyael: as Ow | ae
bot DadS, @(C.s that ay a license tax of
$3 per vear orany part of a year.
36 Dogs. Male dogs, tax per vear,
@1; female dogs. tax per year. $250.
The Sergeant shall make a complete
list of all dogs entered for taxaticn and
file a cepy of list with the Clerk of the
Council ard allowners of dogs in the
town of Smithfield who fail to report
for taxation their degs by July Ist shall
he dealt with as provided in Special
Dog Orcirance,.
37 Contractor. Fverycontractoremploying
two ar more jcurneymen and making contracts
jn the town of Smithfield shall pay a tax of $5.
88 Every persen, firm or corporation who
shal] engage in the business of of wiring fer e-
lectriec light, plumbing for ges cr water shall
pay a license tax of $5.
89 Eating houses,
ee
er year.
ous, $70 per year or any part.
41 liquor dealers who keep ard rvn hotel
ordinarys, bearding houses and eating hcuses
in same building or on premises shall pay a Ji-
cense tax of $100 per year or any part of a
year.
42 Livery Stables. $12.50 for a stable of
not more than 10 stalls; $18.75 for not more
than 15 stalls; $15 for not more than 20 stalls:
$16. 75 for not more than 25 stalls; $177. 50 for
not more than 80 stalls; $18.'75 for not more
than 35 stall: $20 for not more than 40 stalls,
Each box stall] and each opened stall] within the
building which is being licensed shal] be count-
ed by the Sergeant and entered in list as a hasis
of license whether the stall is then being used
ornot. This license does not give the right ta
buy and sel} horses, mules, carts, wagons and
buggies. This license does not give the holder
the right to deliver by dray, cart. wagon eranv
other vehicle packages of merchahdise, coal,
wood, peanuts, dirt, ashes, fertilizers, oyster
shells, bricks, or anything else for which a
charge is made for such delivery within the
town of Smithfield, Va.
43 Lightning Rods. Any person, firm or
corporation who shall engage in or solicit the
putting up of lightning reds within the corpo-
ration shall pay a license tax of $5 per year or
any part.
ho Wwmanre
40 Tiquor dealers, retaij of malt and spirit-|
44 Laundry. Any person, firm or corpora-
tion who shall engage ia the business of steam
without the State of Virzinia, or of receiving
property or persons in the town of Smithfield to
or hand laundry shall pay $5. : | be delivered without the state of Virginia, not
45 Lumber Dealers. Any person, firm or including any business done for the Govern-
corporation who shall engage in the business of ; meat of tne United States, its otficers or agents,
selling lumber at wholesale or retail shall pay
a tax of $10 per year. :
46 Merry-go-rounds, hobby horse machines
a license 61x of $100.
3 Juuk Dealers, $2.50 per year or part.
6£ Slot machines, wheels of fortune or other
or other like machines shall pay a license of | similar jJevices, per year or any part, $LOU.
$30 per week for the first week or any partofa
week, and $2 per day for each day thereafter
to dy business within the corporatioa of smith-
fizld or within one mile of tae corporate limits
of Smithfield, Va.
47 Merchants. Any person, firm or corpo-
ration wh se purchases do not exceeli $1,0)J)
shall be $5 license; fram $l, OJ0 aot exceeding
$3,099, $10; from. $3,000 not exceaeling
$5,099, $L5; $5,000 not exceading $10, OJ,
$20; and 202 p2r $100 ad litional on all over.
Every parson, firm or corporation doing bus-
ing bisin2ss a3 m2rchants, iaclalinz batchers,
bakers, tailors, fish m»nzers, grain, fruit aid
produce shippers, curers of pork hans, sides
aad shoulders into bazoa, dealers in barrels,
boxes or crates, burzies, carts, wiz m3, hors-
es, mules, oxen, wood, coal, etc., shall buy a
me2rchant’s license.
48 Any pe2rson, firm or corporation w 0
shall bring into the town ani ofer at spacial
inducement sale th2 stock or part of a sto2«
from any oOShar placa, trustee's 3s39e<, assign-
m2nt stock, damaged fire stozk fron watar or
fire, or sp3cial relucting stock shill pay a li-
cense tax of $LOO pear year or aly part.
49 Merchants, Any p2rson, firm or corpo-
ration salling oro fering for sala msyuiufazt aired
tobacco, cigirs, cigarattes, snut or 6392229 of
any kind shall pry a tax of $3 per yaar. ’
50 Insurance Compunies. Foreica moirine
conpany, $35; each fire company, $Ll0O; evch
ife conpany, $5; each accid2at comdany, $3;
each bond or surety comoany. $2.59.
5L Stallions or Jackass23 which are xeot for
service and do service shall pay a tax of $LU
per year or any part.
52 Theatrical plays ani allsimilar p2rform-
ances, exc2pt exhibits for b2nevolent or ch wri-
table purposes or school entertiinments, for |
each performance of 24% hours, $5.
53 Peidlers, on foot, license not transfera-
ble, $20 per year or any part.
54 Peidlers, otherwise, lic2nse not tran:-
ferable, $50.
55 All persons, firms or corporations who
shall canvass or solicit business from unlicens-
ed persons by sample aid deliver ths goods
purchased shall be de2am2d peidlers, provided
they are not elsewhere taxed in thase ordinan-
ces for conducting such business.
56 Venders of patent madicines, salves, e-
lectric belts, etc , who sccupy located locations
in the streets, alleys or vacant lots of the town
and offer wares by public auction, sp2ech-
making, singing orinstrume2ntal music from
stands, platforms or places of elevation shall
pay a tax of $10 per day of 12 hours, b32gin-
ning not earlier than 9 o’ clock A. M. and clos-
ing not later than 9 o0’clock P. M., or for any
peer aday, ofthe period from 9 A. M. to
$$$.
57 Venders of prtent articles, $5 per year.
58 Venders of organs, pianos and other mu-
sical instruments, $5.
‘59 Patent right sellers, $5.
60 Side-shows, $5 for each tent within one
mile of the corporation limits.
61 Storage. Any person, firm or corpora-
tion receiving goods of any kind for which a
compensation of any kind is received shall pay
a license tax of $25.
62 Steam Boats. <Any person, firm or cor-
poration operating a steamboat who shall en-
gage in the business ef receiving property or
persons or both in the town of Smithfield to be
carried to a point outside ofsaid town but with-
in the State of Virginia, or engaged in the bus-
iness of delivering property or persons or both
in the town of Smithfield from a point outside
ef said town but within the State of Virginia
shall pay for doing such business, but hot in-
cluding amy business of delivery of property or
persons in the towrm ef Smithfield from a point
6)> Undertakers and co.fin makers, per year
63 shooting galleries, $2.59 par week.
67 Every person, firm or corporation engag-
ed in any kini of business for which a license
is required by the state of Virzinia, not else-
waere taxed in these ordinancas, shall pay a
license tax of $5.
63 Peaaut Cleaner. Any parson, firm or
corporation engaged in the business of clean-
ing p22nuts wnose miin ofize is not in Smith-
fizid and waois not assessed for taxation on
tnsir capital sh wll pay $25 per year.
6) Aay persd., firm or corporation engagad
in or c)alucting the minufacture of pop, gin-
ger ale, sarsaparilla or otner aerated waters
shill pay a license of $3.
7) Orevary fortune teller, spirit maiium,
clairvoyautor pakmist, $LJ par year or part.
7L Claim or cotlecting agents or agency so-
licitinz basin23s, p2r year or a part, $5.
72 soda foantain or go dse-u2ck for sale of
soft drinks, $5 per vear.
73 Any person, fir.n or corporation selling
sewing michineas, not licansed elsewhere in
th23e orlinanzes, shall pay a license tax of $3.
7&£ Any person, firm or corporation who
shall w ite life, fire or a1y oShar insurance in
Smithtizld in a policy of a company who has
nos paid th. reyaired license tax for doin zs such
D0 13in 238 in tha towa shall ba fineinotless than
$5, aileach policy written shall be dzem2d a
sep irate o fznse,
73> Any person, firn or c»rporation r2uting
to ary perso, firm or corporation telephones
for usein the corporation shall pay a license
tax of SL) in a ldition t>) any other tax,
73 Waen any pearson, firm or corporation
shall by use of signs, circulars, cards, or ad-
ertise any basiness to b2 done in the town of
S nithfield it shall bz considerel prima facie
evidences of thair liabil.ty under this ordinance
aitd thy shall b2 requirad to take out a license
for such business.
77 Nothing contained in these ordinances
shill be construed as giving the right to any
person to obstruct the sidewalks, streets or any
public place.
Any p2rson, firm or corporation that does
business at more than one place, stall or stand
shall b2 required to take out a separate license
for each of such places, stalls or stands, unless
such places, stallsor stands communicate di-
rectly with and open into each other.
79 Auy p2rson, firm or corporation liable
for a license tax ani failing to pay same on or
b2fore the Lst day of July of each year or when
denandis made by the Com nissioner of the”
R2venue after the [st day of July of each year
shall be subject to a fine of not more than $5
per day after such demand.
80 All licenses shall be issued for a year un-
less otherwise provided.
81 All license issued after Jan. 1st of each
year to expire July 1st shall be 60 per cent. of
the charge per year, provided they are yearly
licenses with no provise for a shorter term.
This ordinance shall be in force from its p1ss-
age, and all ordinances or parts of ordinances
in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
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1905,at 8 Pil. gredocaiet to call of the presiding officer.
Present: Hon. . Fenton Day,Mayor. | es
W.D.Folk, vV.W.doyner and John I. cae
On motion John I. Gofer was elected Clerk.
An application was presented for 4 franchise to operate a
* street wad wey throught the streets of the town,which franchise
is embraced in a proposed ordinance submitted with the appli-
cation to the Council. 7
After full consideration of the proposed ordinance, and its
approval by the Mayor, the following resolution, by an affirma-
tive vote of three fourths of all councilmen elected to the
said body,to wit: —". De Folk, V.W, Joyner and John T.cofer,was
adopted,to wit:- ) eo e
"Resolved,That the proposed ordinance to grant a franchise to
| pe advertised in the Suffolk Herald,a newspaper published in
operate a railway through the streets of Smithfield, Virginia,
County of Isle of Wight, there peing no newspaper published
in the Town of Smithfield or County of Isle of Wight, and the
a said Suffolk Herald having general circulation in wate latter
county,once a week for four successive weeks, for bids in wri-
ting to be received for said proposed franchise to be sold at
the Town of Suffolk,in the County of Nansemond, adjoining the
a meeting of the said Council to be held on the 28th day of
April, 1905,at 8 P. M.,in the Mayor's office in said town.
On motion the ‘Clerk was directed to have the proposed ordinance
published in accordance with the said resolution.
There being no other business before the Gouncil,on motion
the body adjourned.
surron, va. APPL] 28,1905. “ay
To the Honorapieé Council of
the Town of Smithfield:- |
The undersigned Company hereby bids the sum
of ) ee dollars for the "Street Railway Franchise"
fully described and set out in an ordinance voted upon
by Cpmeecuneta of the Town of Smithfield in a meeting
held in the office of W.L.Folk,Esq.,in said town,on the ‘ 4
25rd day of March,1905,which ordinance is entitied:- a
"An ordinance to grant a franchise to construct, |
maintain and operate on the streets of Smithfield, {
Virginia,a street railway,with all necessary equip- |
» ments and appurtenances." |
Respectfully,
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Notice is hereby given that bids will @
> lereceived by the Presidng Offie§ — of
the Council of Smithfield, Virginia, one
fie 28th day of April, 1905, at 8 p.m.
at a meeting to be held in the Mayor’s ©
Office in Smithfield, Virginia, for the d
grant of acertain franchise set out in
the ordinance following, to wit:—
"AN ORDINANCE TO GRANT A
"RANCHISE TO CONSTRUCT, MAIN.
N AND OPERATE ON: THE
EETS OF SMITHFIELD, VIR-
(NIA, AND WITHIN THE CORPOR-
E— BOUNDS OF SAID TOWN, A
EET RAILWAY, WITH ALL NEC-
ARY EQUIPMENTS AND APPUR-
JANCES.
it ordained by the Council of the 8
n of Smithfield, in the State of Vir-
a, that the privilege and right be
he same are hereby granted to
efotheir successors and
gns, for the period of thirty years, to
truct and equip, with rails of ap-
ved. pattern, and operate an electric
et railway, with necessary — side
ks, switches, turnouts and other ap--
enances, for the transportation of
engers by cars drawn, or propelled,
lectricity or electric motor engines, |
-- upon, along and across the foll?,w-
streets in the Town of Smithfield, to
wit: Cedar, Hill, Smith, Grace, Main,
Church, East Church, Mason, Carey,
{institute and Commerce streets and for
fhe transportation of passengers and
ht by cars drawn or propelled by
Plectric or other motive power over,
along, upon and across the following
streets in the said town, to wit: Carey
and Commerce streets and within the
bounds of the said town, with the right
and privilege to lay, down, construc
and maintain, subject to the provision
herein after set forth, such tracks, side” |
tracks,switches and turnouts, over, upon,
along and across the said streets as shall
be deemed necessary by the said: Stbeng
CFt Se their Successors and assigns, t
accom modate and meet the demands of |
ravel and passenger and freight, traffic
1 and through the said town, “and to
fully equip the said railway fg? ~
purpose; and to erect posts,-or poles,
Cac
Ps ore
‘
‘tree or any private, or public building,
1 dition.
_remainder of said street is, from time to
~the said 2
over, upon, and along the said streétsgn
the said town, and to string and place
on the said posts or poles, the necessary
wires and fixtures to be constructed in
the most approved manner, and of the
best material, provided, however, that
the erecting of such posts, or poles, and
the stringing of wires or fixtures there- |.
on, shall not,in any way damage any
hade, or ornamental trees, in front of |
ny private residence, or public building
or elsewhere, in the said town, nor in |
any way, be attached to, or connected
with, any such shade, or ornamental
without the consent of the owner.
The said rights and privileges granted
are subject to the following restrictions
and conditions, go wits se 3
That the said Rast. 3 : G. their
successors, or assigns,.shall lay the said
tracks at a grade with the said streets, |
and shall cause the portion of the sur- ©
face of the said streets, or pavements of
the said town, disturbed in constructing,
repairing or replacing the works of the,
said Sek} ee G their succes- |
sors or assigns, along, over, upon and
across the same, to be immediately re-
stored to and maintained in good con-9
That the said :
their successors, or assigns, shall main-
tain and keep in good condition so much
of the streets of said town occupied by
them for the main line, side tracks, and—
switches as iscomprehended within the
exterior rail of theirsaid tracks, and ex
tending also beyond the boundaries of
said exterior rails fora distance of one
foot oneither side of the said track.
And should thetown, during the exist-
ence of this franchise, alter, pave or re-
pave any of the said streets occupied fo1
said purposes, or change the gradeg
théreof, then the said parties are tc.
alter, pave or repave the space above™,
at
re,
| described, at.their own cost, with th
same materialin the same manner, and
at the same time that the said town if
does the said paving or changing of the | |
other portion of said street or streets, | 5}
and shall also change the grade or
grades at its own cost, and at the same 2
time and in the same manner that the ],.
time, changed b esaid. towne 3 :
AES 1 PY ole Sao the approval of
said Counal. : eo
The ourSsal.. & tore! , their succes-
sors and assigns, shall not be permitted
| to construct or: operate said street-
railway until they shall first accept in
writing the provisions of this ordinance,
which said acceptance shall be properly
signed a cknowledged, and should
said their succes-
sors or assigns, fail to give efficient pub-
lic service at reasonable rates,and mai n-
tain the propertyin good order throug h-
out the term of the grant, the said town
Gee ee eae
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dition as not to unnecessarily impair, 1-
| their main tracks shall be so constructed
That the said re
| Successors or assigns shall be responsi+
ble for all damages that may accrue to |
anyone, for any injury done or suffered
while laying the said tracks or in con-
structing the said railway, or in operat-
~ | ing it after its complegion, through th
negligence of the said :
successors and assigns.
But before any Mp iscas e begun |
hereunder the said See" :
successors or assigns, shall execute a
bond, with security to be approved by
the said council in the penalty of $10,-
000.00, conditioned to save the town
harmless against.any and all loss which
it may sustain or damage which it may
suffer by reason of the injury t» person
or property growing directly* or indi-
rectly out of the construction of said
track or tracks, poles or wires which
shall be erectéd. )
That the said ™ ;
successors and assigns, shall keep the
portion of the surface of all streets occu-
pied by the said tracks, side tracks,
switches, turnouts, and post or poles in
good condition and repair; that they
Shall lay the said tracks, side tracks,>
switches and turnouts and erect ande
place the said posts or poles, and stringy | _
the necessary wires thereon with fixtures i.
thereto, in such manner as not to un-
necessarily obstruct, impede or interferes.
with travel or the use of said streets by e
the public outside of said tracks, side r
tracks, turnouts, and posts or poles; )-
that they shall keep the said streets o |
within the space aforesaid, in such con-:e
or interfere with the free and proper use +s
of said streets, or in any manner, un- y
necessarily obstruct travel thereon; and jh
that the middle point between the rails bf
thereof shall be within the line passing |e | _
medica thecenter of said streetg, except | 3
at the intersection of streets, :
@ TIgits <i n
this ordinance are su ane
of the Town of Smithfield, now existing,
orhereafter enacted
during the term aforesaid, in accordance
with this franchise. : ee
This ordinance shall be in effect from
its passage.
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ee Mayor.
_ THE COUNCIL
THE RIGHT IN
MENT TO. REJECT ANY
CHISE.
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to provide for the | ~
proper operation of the said railway, |
OF THE TOWN OF |
SMITHFIELD HEREBY RESERVES | ue
ue S THIS ADVERTISE- |
AND ALL
BIDS FOR THE FOREGOING FRAN-
| \
ee
That the said > SX
| Successors or assigns shall be responsi-
ble for all damages that may accrue to |
anyone, for any injury done or suffered
while laying the said tracks or in con-
structing the said railway, or in operat-
ing it after its complegion, through the
negligence of the said 7 WO
successors and assigns. Tee
But before any wep ssaall be begun
hereunder the said - : GS,
successors or assigns, shall execute a
bond, with security to be approved by
the said council in the penalty of $10.-
000.00, conditioned to save the town
| harmless against any and all loss which
itmay sustain or damage which it may
| suffer by reason of the injury ty person
or property growing directly or indi-
rectly out of the construction of said
| track or tracks, poles or wires which
, | shall be erectéd. ps. ire aer
| That the said = Ae)
suceessors and assigns, shall keep the
portion of the surface of all streets occu-
pied by the said tracks, side tracks,
switches, turnouts, and post or poles in
good condition and repair; that they
shall lay the said tracks, side tracks,>
switches and turnouts and erect ande |
over, upon, and along the said streétsgn
the said town, and to string and place
on the said posts orpoles, the necessary
wires and fixtures to be constructed in
the most approved manner, and of the |
best material, provided, however, that
the erecting of such posts, or poles, and
the stringing of wires or fixtures there- |
on, shall not,in any way damage any
hade, or ornamental trees, in front of
ny private residence, or public building’
or elsewhere, in the said town, nor in |
any way, be attached to, or connected
with, any such shade, or ornamental |
‘tree or any private, or public building,
without the consent ofthe owner.
The said rights and privileges granted
are subject to the following restrictions
and conditions, £0 wjt:— 4% - p-
- Thatthe said Sst be G their
successors, or assigns,-shall lay the said
tracks at a grade with the said streets,
and shall cause the portion. of the sur-
face of the said streets, or pavements of
the said town, disturbed in constructing, |
repaiying or replacing the works of the |
said Sah} eG, their succes- |
| sors or assigns, along, over, upon and
across the same, to be immediately re-
-stored to and maintained in good con-y
dition. a cS —
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‘Street Railway Franchise’
tice is hereby given that bids will e
tereceived by the Presidng OffieS of
Council of Smithfield, Virginia, one
28th day of April, 1905, at 8 p.m.,
eting to be held in the Mayor’s ©
n Smithfield, Virginia, for the d
it of acertain franchise set out in
rdinance following, to wit:—
ORDINANCE TO GRANT A’
HISE TO CONSTRUCT, MAIN-
AND OPERATE ON: THE
EETS OF SMITHFIELD, VIR-
1A, AND WITHIN THE CORPOR-
} BOUNDS OF SAID TOWN, A
EET RAILWAY, WITH ALL NEC
RY EQUIPMENTS AND APPUR-
CES.
eit ordained by the Council of the 8
wn of Smithfield, in the State of Vir-
a, that the privilege and right be.
the same are hereby granted to |
Agee Gave Lo their successors and.
gns, for the petiod of thirty years, to.
struct and equip, with rails of ap-
ved pattern, and operate an electric
st railway, with necessary side
ks, switches, turnouts and other ap-—
tenances, for the transportation of
sengers by cars drawn, or’ propelled,
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lec : igines,
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Know all men by these presents that the undsigned Seaboard
fraction Company hereby accepts the provisie of a certain
ordinance adopted at a meeting of the Counc: of the Town of
Smithfield, Virginia,granting a "street raily franchise"
May 4th.,1905,which franchise was sold by t] said Council
to the undersigned at a meeting of said Coull held April
28,1905. |
Witness the signature and seal of the said rporation
this /jJ(day of May,1905-
jie Per Ae eg Se oe OB
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State of Virginia, tare A Psa ohi
City of Norfolk,To Wit:-
E, ‘ 0. » a notary public j,nd for the a
city of Norfolk,in the State of Virginia,mby certify that.
Luther R.Britt,President of the Seaboard tion Company ,
whose neme is signea to the foregoing writs» dates tne 700
f of the
said Seaboard Traction company , before met my eity aforesalc -
My term of office expires
Given under my hand this_ [jiUtay of Mayl905-
W,, eae
State of Virginia,
hye Se a oe
to th
Know all men by these presents that the undésigned Seaboard
Traction Company hereby accepts the provisie of a certain
ordinance adopted at a meeting of the Counc: of the Town of
Smithfield, Virginia,granting a "street rally franchise"
May 4th/,1905,which franchise was sold by t] said Council
fae at a meeting of said Couil held April
| 28,1905.
| Witness the signature and seal of the said rporation
State of Virginia, aay
day of May,1I1905,has acknowledged the sam
this,/j(day of May,1905.
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City of Norfolk,To Wit:-
I, r “0. » a notary public ind for the ~
city of Norfolk,in the State of Virginia,mby certify that
‘Suther R.Britt,President of the Seaboard tion Company,
whose name is signed to the foregoing writ{»tatet tne 7D | ij
ai pehnalf of the
said Seaboard Traction Company, before me! MY
My term of office expires LAA yy ; 7 | °
‘State of Virginia,
| County of Nansemond,To Wit:-
Frm @ia(ee”
of Nansemond,in the State of Virgin» ,ner |
Britt ,Secretaryof the Seaboard Traction Company ,whose fn
signed to the foregoing writing,data the Ist day of May,
has acknowledged the same and declasd that the seal atta
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An Ordin us and Licenses, for
Rie
Town Debt and to
tions for the
t. 1905
: Taxes on Propert 2 .
ee anni of iIntMT appropria
the Pp ~i beginning JULY 1s
ordained by the Conneil of
«we Town of Smithfield, Va.. that no
person shall engage in any business in
the said town for which a license is re-
quired by the laws the Common-
Wealth or the ordinances of the Said
town without first having applied for
aud obtained such license, under the
penalties herein provided as part of
this ordinance and that for the year be.
ginning the 1st day of July, 1906, and
for each year thereafter White this or-
dinance isin force the taxes on lands,
lots, personal property, incomes and
other ‘property shall be as follows:
2 Upon all lands, wharves, lots and
other improvements thereon and upon
all personal property of every descrip-
tion, except such real and personal
property as is exempted from taxation
by the State of Virginia except the
bonds issued by the Town of Smithfield
Va,
10c. on every $100 of assessed value
thereof far the purpose of meeting the
expenses of the Public Schools in. the
bown and 25e on the $100 assessed value
thereof to meet the seneral appropria.
tion,
$ On the salary or income received
by any persons daring the year ending
Dee 31st.1905, twenty-five cents on the
$100 assessed value thereof in exeess of
six hundred, to meet the general appro-
priation, and 10 cents on the assessed
value per hundred dollars for Free
Schools, in excess of six hunsred, pro-
vided that the salary of a minister of
the gospel shall be exempt from taxa.
tion and provided further that no jn-
come shall be hereby taxed which may
be derived from any business, calling
or profession or subject of taxation
otherwise taxed in this ordinance, ex-
cept as hereinafter provided
6 On each mule resident of the town
who has attained the age 21 yearg a
poll tax of $1.00 shal] be collected tg
be applied on tecount of the annual
appropriation to the Support of the
public schools,
¢ Any person or persons failing to
Pav the collector of taxes on or before
the 1st, day of December the taxes
assessed against him orthem forthe year
shall be subject to 4 penalty of 5 per
cent. in addition to the regnlar yy
8 Be it further ordained that for the
year beginning the first day of July,
1904 and for each Year thereafter nneil
raat
tail,shallin addition to any other license
pay 310 per year or any part,
15 Attorneys at law Whose income
is $500 and Over, $10 per year or any
part of a year Attorneys at law, whose
income is less than $500 per year shall
pay a license tax of 35 per year
15 Physicians, Surgeons, Opticians
Occulists, Dentists, Veterinary Yurg-
eons. Osteopaths, Manicures and Chi-
ropodists, whether they charge for their
services or not. if under3 yeurs practice
shall pay a tax of 85 per year; if 8 years
practice or over, shall pay $10 per vear
17 Any PersOn, firm or corporation
oragent for any tirm or corporation
selling kerosene oi] gasoline, machine
oil or other petroteum products to ]i-
censed merchant and delivering same
in barrels shal] pay A tax of $5 per year
OF any part, in addition to any other
license, provided stieh persons, firins ar
corporations do nog pay a merchant’s
license,
IS Any person, firm or corporation
Or agents of any firm or corporation
selling or delivering to licensed mer.
Chants k-rosene oil or gasoline from
fank wagans on street shal} pay in ade
dition to any other Heense a tax of $15
per year or any part
19) Any person firm or corporation
or agents of any firm or Corporation
other than licensed merchants who shal]
sell Kerosense oil, gasoline and other
petroleum products to other than lieen-
sed merchants shall be rermed as ped-
dlersand pay a peddlers license as pro.
vided under Peddlers License,
20 Auctioneers? License shal) be $10
per year or any part, ;
21 Barber Shops shal] pay $5 per
yearor any part. and $1 per chair in ex -
cess Of 3 chairs; every chain room to
COUNL,
22. Coal and Wood dealers shal] pay
same license as taxed mercha nts
23 Vonveyancers, Architects. Civil
Engineers Surveyors, Eleetrica! Envi-
Neers, Mechanica} Enginers Contraet-
ing and Consulting Engineers, whether
they charge for their services Or not,
shalleach pay a liGense tax of $5 per
year or any part,
“4 All: persons other than duly
Heensed attorneys at law who for com.
pensation orreward. shall prepare deeds
Contracts, wills or ather Writings shal]
be deemed Uovevencers, and all pap.
SOV 2 wee din =
a,
their capital and surplus fer taxation
and all moneys subseribed or borrowed
and evideneed by stuek certificates,
hotes, bondsar other evidencesat credit
shall ve deemed capital in business.
82° Commission Merehants, Any
person, firm ar corporation buying ar
selling any kinds of produce, mer¢han-
dise, horses, mies; mie, articles of any
kind whatsoever Gn commission ghaj]
Pay a tax af $15 per year or any part.
33° Drays Any person. firm or
earporatign who shat! engage in the
business of transferring packages of
merchandise, coal, Jumber, bricks. dirt,
peanuts, or anything whatscever by
Carts, Wagons, drays or other vehicles
for whieh a charge is made within the
COrporation dimits, shaj] pay a license
Cax of 8 for each dray, Cart, Wagon,or
other vehicle so used per year or part
of a year, and the sume is not transfer.
able,
34 Drays Any person, firm or
corporation delivering ice from house
to house in.the tawn ef Smithfield from
Wagons, Gurts or drays shall pay a Li-
cense of 85 per year or ANY part for
each Waeon, drav or cart to be used,
DLhis ordinanee does not give the right
Fo such person firm or edrporation so
licensed the right to deliver ice from
Such Wagons cart ar dray on thestreets
aieyvs or private lots of the 1qwn at
Smithfield between the hours of 10 A,
M.,and11P.M » ON Sundays,
85 Drays, Any person firm or
Corporation engaged in the sale and
delivery from a Push cart, Wwagen or
wheel barra Ww, candies, ice cream "akes
bread, nie nhaes, ete shajl Pay a license
fax Of $3 per year or any part,
36° Dogs, Male degs, tax Per year $1,
female Coes, tax Per year, $2.0. ‘The ger.
feant shall make a Complete list of a]] dogs
entered tor taxation ahd file a copy.o! list With
the Clerk ot the Couneil, and all owners of dogs
in the town of Smithfield Who fail to report for
taxation their dogs by July Ist shall be dealt
Withgas provided in “pecial dog ordinance
37 Contractor, Every contractor employing
two or more Journey men and MakInNg contracts
In the town ot Smithtield shal] bay atax of S5
38° Every ber-on, firm or Corporation who
shall engage mm the business Wiring tor cleet; ic
light, plumbing lor gas or water shal] bay oa
license tax of BD)
39 Eating houses, SlOayear, No musie of
any Kind, no selling o1 any kind of drinks, to-
bacco, Cclgars, ete,
40 Liquor dealers ratait at wis
uit
Wy
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Tecveetnel Ta
the payment
OWh of Smithfield, Va. that no
person shall engage in any business in
the said town tur which a license is re.
quired by the laws the Common-
Wealth or the ordinances of the said
town without first having applied for
aud obtained such license, under the
penalties herein provided as au part of
this ordinance and that for the year be.
ginning the 1st day ot July, 1905, and
for each year thereafter while this or-
‘inanee is in foree the faxes on lands,
lots, personal property, incomes and
other property shall be as follows:
2 Upon all lands, wharves, lots and
other improvements thereon and upon
all personal property of every descrip-
tion, except such real and personal
Property as is exempted from taxation
by the State of Virginia except the
bonds issued by the Town of Smithfield
Va,
10c. on every $100 of assessed valne
thereof far the purpose of meeting the
expenses of the Public Schools in the
town and 25e on the 3100 assessed value
thereof to meet the general appropria.
tion,
3 On the salary or income received
by any persons during the year ending
Dee 31st .1905, twenty-five cents on the
$100 assessed value thereof in exeess of
six hundred, to meet the general appro-
priation, and 10 Cents on the assessed
value per hundred dollars for Free
Schools, in excess of six hunsred, pro-
vided thar the salary of a minister of
the gospel shall be exempt from taxa.
tion and provided further that no jn-
come shall be hereby taxed which may
be derived from any business, ‘alling
oY profession or Subject of taxation
otherwise taxed in this ordinance, ex
cept as hereinafter provided
6 On each male resident of the town
who has attained the age 21 yearg a
poll tax of 81.60 Shall be collected ty
be applied on vceount of the annual
appropriation to the Support of the
public schools,
7 Any person or persons failing te
Pav the collector of taxes on or before
the Ist, day of December the taxes
assessed against him or them forthe year
shall be subject to i penalty of 5 per
Cent, in addition to the regnilar levy
8S Beit further ordained that for the
year beginning the first day of July.
1904 and for each Year thereafter until
fiirther provision is made the license
faxes on persons, firms, Com panies,
4’Ssociations and Corporations eonducte
ing business or envaged in professional
employment in the town of Smithfield
shal] be as follows;
9 Agents for selling books, per Sear
Or any part 85
10 Agents for renting house prap-
erty, &e vor collecting rents, tolls Ge.
per year or any or part $5
Il Agents selling manufactured ar-
ticles not otherwise faxed, 85 per year
or part
12 Artist, dageurrean
grapher, $5 per year or part.
13 Avents selling Fertilizer shal] pay
On purchases from $100 to 2 000 $5;
$2,000 to $5,000, $10; and 200 per $100
3100 over 5,000.
ANDY person, firm or cerporation
Selling fireworks ag is allowed, by re-
or photo-
rained by the Couneil of
-~
tail,shallin addition to any other licenge
pay $10 per year or any part,
15 Attorneys at law Whose income
is $500 and Over, $10 per year or any
part of a year. Attorneys az law, whose
income is less than $500 per year shall
pay a license tax of $3 per year
16 Physicians, Surgeons, Opticians
Occulists, Dentists, Veterinary “Ure.
eons. Osteopaths, Manicures and Chi-
ropodists, whether they charge for their
acrvices or not. if under 3 yeurs practice
shall pay a tax of 85 per year; if 8 years
practive or over, shal] pay $10 per vear
17 Any PersOn, firm or corporation
oragent for any tirm or Corporation
selling kerosene oi] gasoline, machine
oil or other Detroreum products te li-
censed merchant and delivering same
in barrels shal] pay a tax of $5 per year
Oracdy part, in addition to any other
license, provided sueh persons, tirins ar
corporations do nog pay a merchant’s
license.
IS) Any person, firm or corporation
Or agents of any firm or Corporation
selling or delivering to lieensed mer-
chants kerosene oil or gasoline from
tank wagons on street shall pay in ad—
dition to any other license a tax of B15
per year or aby part
19) Any person tirm OY Corporation
Or agents of any firm or Corporation
other than licensed merchants who sha)
sell kerosense oil, gasoline and other
petroleum products to other than licen.
sed merchants shall be termed as ped-
dlersand pay a peddler’s license as pro-
vided under Peddlers License,
20 Auctioneerg? License shal) be $10
per year or any part,
21 Barber Shops shal] pay, $5 per
yearor any part. and 31 perchbair in ex-
cess Of°3 chairs: every chain reom to
COUNTL, ‘
22) Coaland Wood dealers shall pay
same license as taxed merchants
23 Vonveyancerg, Architects, Civil
, ‘
1
Engineers Surveyors, Eleetrica] Engi-
neers, Mechanieg] Enginers Contraet-
ing and Co nsulting Engineers, whether
they charge for their services or not,
shaileach pay a ligense tax of $5 per
year or any part,
240 All: persons ather than duly
licensed attorneys at law who for com.
pensation or reward. shall prepare deeds
contracts, wills ar ather Writings shal]
be deemed OU ON Cee. I a) per.
sons who, for compersation furnish
plans and specifieations for erection of
buildings shall he deemed architects
within the meaning of this ordinance,
“5 Boarding honseg apd hotels ta king
transient trade, $10 per vear or part
26 Billiard, pool and bagatelle, for
each table 890)
27 Bieyele repair shop $5 per year or
anv part ’
“8 Butchers and sellers of meat in
the street or any part of the tawn 85
per Vear or any part, and $1 ber week
or 33 per month in addition for the se
of street loeation designated by the Ser
geant.
29 Cirenses or Menageries for every
25 hours or part thereof within One
mile of the Corporation limits, €509
30° Oriers, common, $5 per year or
any part 7
31. Corporations Whose Main Offiee
is in the town of Smithfield shall list
priatio
eginning JULY ist.
= Bi a |
po
xes on Property e Town Debt and to
ms for the |
1905
their capital and surplus for taxation
and all moneys subseribed or borrowed
and evideneed by stuek certificates,
notes, bondsar other evidencesat credit
shall be deemed capital in business.
82° Commission Merchants, Any
bersan, firm ar eg "poration buying ar
selling any kinds of produce, merchan—
dise, horses, Mues; mfg, articles of any
kinu whatsoever Gn commission shal]
pay a tax of $15 per year or any part.
33° Drays Any person. firm Or
Carporation who shail engage in the
business of transferring packages of
merchandise, coal, Jum ber, bricks. dirt
peanuts, or anything whatscever by
Carts, Wavons, drays or other vehicles
for whieh a charve is made Within the
Corporation limits, shall pay a license
Cax of 85 for each dray, Cart, Wagon,or
other vehicle sq used per year or part
of 4 Vear, and the sy nels not transfer.
able,
34 Drays Any Person, firm or
Corporation delivering ice from house
to house inthe tawn CfSmithfield fron
WaZONS, Carts or drays shall pay a fi-
cense of 85 per year or any part for
rach Wasgn, drayv or eart to be used,
This ordinanee does not give the right
Fa such person firm op Farporation so
lieensed the right to deliver ice from
such Wagon: cart or dray on thestreets
Vleys or private lots of the own at
Smithtield between the hours of 10 A,
M4 tN 1] Pa > UN Sundays,
35 Drays, Any person firm or
Corporation engaged in the sale and
delivery from a Push cart, Wagen or
Wheel ba TTOW, Candies, ice cream cakes
bread, nie naes, ete shall Pay & License
fax of $3 per year or any pare,
6 Dogs, Male dogs, tax Per year $1],
fomale Cogs, tax per year, $2.E0.. ‘The Ser-
Scant shall make a Com plete list’ of all dogs
entered tor taxation ahd file a COpy.ot list with
the Clerk ot the Council, and ai] OWNers of dogs
In the town of “mithfield who faj] to report for
taxation their dogs by July Ist shall be dealt
Withtas provided in Special] dog ordinance
37 Contractor. Every contrictor employing
two or more journe,s men and Making Contracts
In the town of Smithtield shal} bay a tax of S5
383° Every ber-on, firm or corporation who
shall engage jn the business Wiring tor cleet) ic
light, plumbing tor Sas or water shal] bay a
license tax of $5 .
39 Eating houses, BlOa year. No musie of
any Kind, no selling o1 any kind of drinks, to-
bacco, cigars, ete,
40 Liquor dealers, retail] of Malt and spirit-
Ous, $70 per sear or any pare,
41 Liquor dealers Who keep ana run hote}
ordinary’ s boarding houses and eating houses
in same building or on premises shal] pay a li -
CenSe tax of SICO pet year or any part of ay
year,
42 Livery Stables, $12.50 fora Stable of
not more than 1G Stalls; $13.75 for not more
than 15 stalis: $15 tor not nore than vO Stalls
$16.75 for not more than 25 stalls: $17. 50 ior
not more than Bo Stalls: $18 75 for not more
than 35 stalis: 320 forncet More than s4 Ostalls
Hach box sta)} and cach Orened siall withjy
the building which is being Heensed shall ba
counted by the Sergeant and entered in list 4;
& basis of Heense ¥ hether the stall is then be ii
Used or Not. T) is }i, Cuse dows not Sive the right
to buy aud sell horse. MUGS, CATs, waleoiie
and buggies, This license Goes hot give the
holder the right to deliver by dray, car, w acon
Or any other vehicle, backages of Merchandive,
coal, wood, peanuts, dirt, ashes, fert lizers,
Oyster shells, bricks op anything else for Which
& charge is made for such delivery Within
the town of Smithfeld, Vy.
43 Ligt Ming Rods, ANY person firm opr
Corporation who shal] engage in or solicit the
putting up of lightning rods Within the corpo-
ation shall bay a lcanse tax of SO per year or
any part,
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To grant permission to a person or corporation to be nereafter |
more plants for the manufacture ani sale of light and fuel gas |
$
NOTICE.
Pursuant to an ordinance entitled "an Ordinance to grant per=
mission to a person or corporation to be hereafter ascertained |
in the manner provided by law, his or its successors and as-
signs, to establisn, maintain and operate one or nore plants
/
for the manufacture and sale of light and fugsl gas in the town |
of Smithfield, and to use the streets, alleys and other public |
ways of said town for tine purpose of laying, maintaining ayud |
operatin, all necessary mains and pipes therein,“ enacted by
the Council of the town of Smithfield on the 14th day of duly,
1905, and approved by the mayor of said town on the 14th day
of July, 1905, advertisenent 15 hereby made of said ordinance |
proposin; to make said grant? |
AN ORDINANCE | |
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ascertained in the manner provided by law, nis or its succeas- |
}
gors and assigna, to establish, maintain ani operate one or
ne taum af Smithfield. and to use the streets, alleys and |
3 wt
NOTICE © ; aol
Pursuant to an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to grant per=
mission to a person or corporation to be hereafter ascertained
in the manner provided by law, his or its successors and ag-
Signs, to establish, maintain and operate one or more plants
for the manufacture aml sale of light and fugl gas in the town pth
of Smithfield, and to use the streets, alleys and other public | fr
Ways of said town for the purpose of laying, maintaining and ?
operatin,, all necessary mains and pipes therein,” enacted by CS
the Council of tne town of Smithfield on the 14th day of duly,
1905, and approved by the mayor of said town on the l4th day.
of July, 1905, advertisement is hereby made of said ordinance /
proposin; to make said grant:
j
AN ORDINANCE |
ty) ag
al
ascertained in the manner provided by law, nis or its succes—
gors and assigns, to establish, maintain ani operate one or ©
more plants for the manufacture and sale of light and fuel gas
in the town of Smithfield, and to use the streets, alleys and
és Eile tia ce eit a
hing in ae eas
Patan 5° i 2 0 a ad i vie
other public ways of said town for the purpose of laying, maine
taining and operating all necessary mains and pipes therein.
SRCTION 1. Be it ordainad py the Council of the
town of Smithfield, subject to tue provisions ani conditions
hereinafter contained, which, however, are not to bea construed
as conditions praceadent unless expressly 80 provided, that
| » nis successors and assigns be,
and tiey are hereby authorized to establish, maintain and oper=-
ate one or more plants for the manufacture and sale of light
ani fuel gas in the town of Smithfield; and to lay, maintain
and operate in any or all of the streets, avenues, alleys anid
other public waya of said town all rains, pipes and fixtures,
Pe To grant permission to a person or corporation to be hereafter LV
alles
A a eee
eS omaee ee
with a11 lateral pipes and branches necessary and proper for
the distribution of such gas to the consumers thereof,
SHCTION &. No excavation for the purpose of Laying
mains shell be made in any of said streets, alleya or other
fs
public ways between the first day of May and the firat day of
October in any years provided that nothing in this section
Bhall prevent, the making at any time, of all such excavations
in any of said streats, alleys or other public wavs as nay we
necessary for the purpose of connecting the property of con-
sumers witn mains already laid thereing or of repairing such mains
[
SECTION 6. All connections with the said mains or /
lateral branches shall be made at the expense of the BEchantye
omer whose property is to be connected tierawith, P / ae
| |
ORCOTION 4. Any streat, alley or otner public way, sia
ms
disturbed by laying such mains or pipes therein shall be re-
stored by said _5 NLS Sucecsssors or
assigns to tue sane condition in which it. was before such exe
\
cavation was made therain,
SECTION 5, The said | cma ean,
his successors or assigns shell be authorized to ne for
the said gas at not exceeding the following rates:
Por dlluninating gas, $1.75 per one thousan! cubie
feet; For fuel gaa, $1 250 per one trousanld cubic Peaets pro=-
vided, however, that the said _» nis
successors. or assicns may Fix a ninimun meter charge of not
axcesding $1.00 pear nonth for each dwelling house or other
building supplied; and provided further, that if anv consumer
shall not promptly pay for said service in accorlance with the
rules that may be adopted bir said *
nis successors anil assigns, the gas may be cut of f from the
prenises of such consumer,
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SECTION 6, For measuring said gas to the consuner,
the Standard Gas Meter shall be used,
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SECTION 7. The work of erecting and constructing
said plant shall be begun within six months from the time the
ordinance granting said franchise shall becone effective, and
Said plant, Shall be in operation within twelve months from saic
date,
SECTION 8. Before the said
his successors or assigns shall begin work under this ordinane
he or they shall execute a-bond in the penalty of
Dollars, with surety deemed by said
Council sufficient, payable to the town of smitnfield, and
conlitioned for the constructing and putting into operation
and maintaining sail plant as provided herein,
SECTION 9, The said | |
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his successors or assigns shall not ba rac
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town of Snitnfield a
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continue for the tern of thirty years from tae date on which
the ordinances granting the sane shall becone affactive.
SMCTION Jil. nis ordinance shall be in force from
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Ridas are hereby invited for the Pranciieas, privi-
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: An abstract of the votes-and number of electors-at an election held
; in the town of Smithfield,in the County of Isle of Wight,and State
oy of Virginia,on the second Tuesday in June 1906,to wit; on the loth
na dav of dune 1905,for Mayor and Councilmen of the seid Towne
Pwyywlerof electors One Hundred and Nine (109) .
We hereby certify that V.W.Joyner had Eighty Three (83) votes for
1 | Mayor of the said town.
That JeW. Thomas had Twenty One (21) votes for Mayor of said towne
That J-WeHolloway had Seventy Nine (79) yotes for Councilman ae
said town.
Tiat John I. Cofer,had had One Hundrec and Four (104) votes for
Councilman ef the said town .
That P.D. Cwaltney had Ninety Two (92) votes for Councilman of the
said towne
5 That GeoeN. Guy had Seventy Five (75). votes for councilman of the
said towne
That W.CeAmes had Seventy Bight (78) votes for Councilman of the
said towne
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Theat LeCeBrock had Eighty Four (84) votes for Councilman Of tne
Said toOwnre
. That WeDeFolk, had Forty Two (42) votes for Councilmen of the- said
Towne
| . That John G. Wilson had Fifty (50) votes for Councilman of the said
\ LOWN ec
That JaseTeChapman had Thirty (30) votes for Councilman of the said
LOWTlLe
Given under ourhands a& Commissioners of the election aforesaid
this 15th day of June 1905
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| We WeWedoyner,WeHedgnes and HeMeMitchell¢Commissioners of Election,
| ‘por an election held: in thestown of Smithfield,in the County of Isle
of Wight,and State of Virginia,on *r* second Tuesday in June 1905;
to wit,on the 15th day ofJune 1905 ,docertify that,in the manner pro- |
vided by law,we have opened and egamined the returns for the said |
< election,and do ascertain and determine,as follow&e
That V.WeJoyner received the greatest number of votes for Mayor @&
the town of Smithfield.
po That JeWeHolloway, Jn0-« Ie Cofer, PeD. Cwaltney, GeoeN. Guy, W.C-
Ames and Le Oe Brock,each,received the greatest number of ~rotes
for Councilman of the town of Smithfielde
Given under our hands 48 Commissioners of the electinn aforesaid
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. 7™_ Commissioners
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we mayVi GNU VUUNGCLLUOM Us UE BAULU LUNI» VORS USL wae wee raat —4
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a of the Commissioners of the said election,having been
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returned as required by section 1085 of the Code of Virginia, to
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this souncilzdnd 4% appearing from the said canvass and Getermina-
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the greatest number of votes at the said election for MAYOR,and that
JeWeHolloway,Jnoel.Cofer, P.De-Gwaltney y Geo eNeGuy, WC. Ames; and
Le CeBrock,each, received the greatest number of votes cast at the
ss P CANA CAH ;
said election for COUNCLLMEN, in pursuenace of the statute in such
pw
cases made and provided,on notion it is adjudged and determined that
VeWecoyner has been elected Mayor of the town of Smithfield for the
a | term of TWO YEARS,commencing on the first day,of September Nineteen
a e
Hundred and Five,and that JeWe Bollovey 4 «lente ae Geoe Ne Guy,W
Ce Ames, and fats Brock,have been elected COUNCILMEN of the said
TOWN, for the term of evWQ0 YEARS,commencing on the first day of .
7 September Nineteen Hundre@a and Five,and it is further orderea that,
upon request,certificates of election be issued to the said V.We
Joyner,as MAYOR aforesaid,and J.W.HOLLoway ,P. De Gwaltney, Geos Cay,
4 WeC.e Ames and be Ce Brock ,EYXXKEX BERNER YY) BEY LUTE EBHK EAL XXXIMNAKAAS
s couNCILMEN of the said TOWN, for the term aforesaid,by the
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cretary of this Council,affixing the seal of the said corporation
Smithfield to such certificates
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a:
ay Ne return of the election held in the town of Smithfield on the
wi. motion the following resolution was adopted,
ane Second Tuesday in June,to wit on the 13th day of June 1905,for
Yo Mayor and Councilmen of the said oe eee With the canvass and
i determination of the Commissioners of the said election,having been
\ returned as required by section 1025 of the Code of Virginia,to
am
ay this councildna it appearing from the said canvases and determina-
- ae of the said Commissioners oF e€lection that "Mi, Sve, mene
the greatest number of votes at the said election for MAYOR, and: that
JeWeRolloway,Jno.I.Cofer, P.D.eGwaltney, Geo.N.Guy, W.C. Ames, and
LeC.Brock,each,received the greatest number of votes cast at the
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sald election for COUNCILMEN, in pursuemace of the statute in such
al
cases made and provided,on notion it is adjudged and determined that
VeWeJoyner has been elected Mavor of the town of Smithfield for the
term of TWO YEARS,commencinge on the first day .of September Nineteen
a Ff
Hundred and Five,and that J.W. Holloway, P.»D.Gwaltney, Geoe Ne Guy,W
Ce Ames, and bac Brock,have been elected COUNCILMEN of the gaia
TOWN, for the term of TWO YEARS,commencing on the first day of
September Nineteen Hundred and Five,and it is further ordere@ that,
upon request,certificates of election be issued to the said VeW.
\ Joyner,as MAYOR aforesaid,and J.W.HOlloway,P.D.Cwaltney,Geo.UsuGuy,
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franchise for the manufacture and sale of light and fuel gas
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In the matter of the proposed ordinance granting @ ~ |
tn the town of Smithfield, the treasurer, Mr. Je W. Holloway
reported that the said ordinance as adopted and approved by the|
mayor July 14th, 1905 had been duly advertised once a week for
four successive weeks as directed by the council in the Virgin-
jan-Pilot, of Norfolk, Virginia, a newspaper having general cir
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culation in Smithfie, Virginia, and filed a copy of said ad- |
vartisenent with the certificate of the editor of Said paper
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o the effect that said notice had been so published. Thereupon
at 8:30 P. M., the president of the council announced that the
council was now ready to receive bids for said franchise pursu-
ant to said advertisement.
j Me. Charles A. Travis, of Cape Charles, Virginia pig at a
delivered to the president of the council in open session a
written bid for said franchise. The president opened said bid
ani read the sarie aloud for public information, and then in-
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quired whether any further bids were offered. There peing no
further bids, the president declared Sain bidding closed.
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Thereupon, on motion of pose duly seconded,
the said bid was referred to 3m committee o
who HRS directed to report thereon at a meeting of the council
weepe heli on the V day of
+o whorl was ra-
ferrad the bid of Mr. Charl4é £ S$, 0% Cape Charles, Vir-
ginia for the franchise for manufacturing and selling light and
fuel gas in the town of Smithfield, as set Forthein Une erate
nance adopted by the council and approved by the mayor July
14th, 1905, and as duly advertised, reportey in favor of accept
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duly seconded, the report of said committee was adopter Se
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thise was thereupon enacted as advertised, without variatio
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AN ORDINANCE :
To grant permission to Charles A. Travis » his successors and er. |
| assigns, to establish, maintain and operate one or more plants -
for the manufacture and sale of Tight and fuel gas in the town | —
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of Smithfield, and to use the streets, alleys and other public
| ways of said town for the Purpose of laying, maintaining and
operating all necessary mains and pipes therein.
SECTION 1. Bae it ordained by the Council of the |
| town of Smithfield, subject to the provisions and conditions
as
hereinafter contained, which, however, are not to be construed |
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Charles: Av Travis, his successors and assigns be, and they are
hereby authorized to establish, maintain and operate one or
| more plants for the mamifacture and sale of light and fuel gas
| in the town of Smithfield: and to lay, maintain and operate in
any or all of the streets, avemies, alleys and other public
| ways of said town all mains, pipes and fixtures, with all latem
al pipes and branches necessary and proper for the Aistributio
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of such gas to the consumers thereof,
| SECTION 8. No excavation for the puryvose of laying
mains shall be made in anv of said Streets, alleys or other
public ways between the first day of May and the first day of
| - October in any vears provided that nothing in this Section
shall prevent the making at any time, of all such excavations /
in any of said streets, alleys or other public Ways as may be |
necessary for the purpose of connecting the property of consum
ers with mains already laid therein; or of repairing such
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SECTION 3. All connections with the said mains or | ,
, Lateral branches shall be made at the expense of the property-
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Aaisturbed by laying such mains or
stored by said Charles A. Travis,
to the same condition in which it
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The S aert
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For illuminating gas,
For fuel gas, 91.00 par
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supplied; and providel further, tt
not promptly pay for said service
that may be adopted by said Charles 4A.
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andl assigns, tne fas may oe
consumer.
SHCTION 6.
et Standard Gas Meter shall.
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SECTION 7. The work of
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ondinancs granting said franchise
said plant shall be in operation
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successors or assigns snall begin
and Dollars, with surety
payable to the town of
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nt as provined herein.
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six months from the time the
within twelve
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alley or other public way
pipes therein shall be re-
cavation
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following rates:
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TVAVLiS, oa Succeg=
meter charge of not exceed-
house or other pbuilding
any consumer snall
in accordance with fee rules ¥
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premises of such
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said gas to the consumer,
eracting and constructing
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SECTION 9.
Or assigns shall
jomithfield any license
ever, that it is not intended hereby to exempt the plant used
in said business from such general tax
thereon.
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a ; s ; eee es ore
the ordinance granting
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tne term of thirty years
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The said Charles A. Travis, his succes-
not be required to pay to said town or
tax Lor the privilege of conducting
as tne law may impose
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The privileges herein conferred shall
from the date on which
the same-shall become e flactive,
This ordinance shall De in force from
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Statement of the Gen.Fund of the Cerp of Smithfield
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Assetts
Rec,d Taxes 1906 oDSS Co 48,15
: : 1904 85,06
from prick sold 21,00
for 2 month stand rent
from Licences 162,00
| Fines colectea 12,50
| | - Balance due Treas. :
q Paid Treas over draft 26,60 | 585,
| " Ck.4225 Jones Lbxpen 5,82
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» « 224 Chapman.Poor 9,00
n 225 Jones Lx. 10,00 '
oat ey " 28,46
| " 228 0 D6 S Lo 65
, * " 926 Jonos EX 280,89 |
| n 850 Grims Sand 68,75 ‘
i nom BEL Velsbach 50,00
| " 252 Holloway bi116,46
= Woe ess ccs Ex 10,64
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| a 55 W Rem. on, 20
so Jones Saly. 40,00
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Boo itmien “ ee Oo
(a t 9842 Whitehead " 6,20
" 859 Boykin Poor 9,00
Pen mney MNES: SBR Nees mnegene mn ee ene sain anemia
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Jones Expen 5,82
Chepman.Poor 9,00
Jones Ex. 10,00
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ODS5 8 Lo 65
Jones ix 20,09
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Welsbach 00,00
Holloway bil18, 46
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from prick sold
for 2 month stand rent
from Licences
Fines colectea
Balance aue Treas.
balance in hand last report
CDS S Co 1905 Taxes
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Coll .1904
from Cc J Clark
from J A Seott
By Balance
rp of Smithfield
48,15
629,51
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-- Statement of “the Gen.fund of the Cerp. ef Smithfield
Nov lst-.1905 | ’
Rec ipts
Reced, axes 1004 97,58
. Licences sola 76,50
" Mayor,s fines 27,00
" Tax on Dogs 1904 6,00
ns " " 46 Dogs 1909 70,50
» Rent of stand 5,00
ao Prayis 46,45
Pa Tres over draft 48,56 327.01
t Margret Moore Poor fund 1,00
" TE Taylor Lanp on Gracest 2,20
" WY Jones Lxpence 2 be, oe
" J L Underwood Lumber 1,25
f Joyner & Lassiter LE LDS
"oy Y Jones uxpence BLS ySys)
1? w " 5 , 85
" Lamp repairs B GL Ce 24,25
" WY Jones ixpence 6,95
" J WH &Co Poor ap t «e D, 26
" Mayor Joyner 6,29
" Sargent Jenes 40,00 \
" WE Taylor 30,00 >
O W Pitman 6,00 |
" Gwaltney B /P Ce rent ise
t lirs J J Boyken Poor 5,00
" Jaies Moore ‘ 2,50
" Margret Moore & 1,50
" J WH Treas.com. 15,98
Toe balance in treas. 84,95
527,01 by Balnee in Treas. R495 .
Scheel Funda | j
By balance last report — 629,31 599.00 _ y |
Taxes received 96,69 726,00 | ‘
Te 5 Warrents paia per order ef the
/Seneol peara L27,00
Fes Male Tce 8
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“Statement of “the Gen.fund of the Cerp. ef Smithfield
Nov 1st.1905
Rea ipts
Reced, taxes 1004 97,58
, Licences sold 76,50
n Mayor,s fines 27,00
" Tax on Gogs 1904 6 ,0o
» w * 46 Degs 1905 70,50
. Rent of stand 5,90
i sib ato ai aes SG as
Pd Tres ever draft 48,56 ont, ol
" Margret Moore Poor fund 1,50
"WE Taylor Lamp on Gracest 2,25
"WY Jones Expence 10,50
" J L Underwood Lumber 2S
" Joyner & Lassiter 11,590
"WY Jones Expence Sy isis:
au w " 5 ,65
" Lamp repairs B GL Ce 24,25
" WY Jones Expence 6,95
"J WH &Co Poor ap t & 3,26
" Mayor Joyner 6,25
" Sargent Jenes 40,00 \
" WE Taylor 30,00 ae |
O W Pitman 6,90 Oe | —_
Gwaltney B _/P Ce rent 1,50 557 | .
Mrs J J Beyken Poor 5,00
" Janes Moore 7 2,50
" Margret Moore 1,50
"JWH Treas.con. 15,98
Te balance in treas. Bao
527,01 by Balnee in Treas. _R4,95
School Fund
By balance last repert 629,51 | 5O9sOM sg). 7D
Taxes received 96,69 726,060 NAF
Te 5 Warrents paid per erder ef the a7
{Seheol beard Le7,00
By Balance in treas,
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By .balance in hand, Nov.ist.Gen.fund 84,95
177 prick sold WH Dick
165 brick sold Maj.Pegram
725 prick sold W J Edwards
-Maehine sold less cost
Rent stand fer ov
Tax Collected 1904
Fines collected
Licenses colected
Balance aue treas,.
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le bs Reine ith Bs et a
1,36
Ly, 735
7.86
12,45
5,00
15,18
9,50
95,00
99,84
291,09
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Statement for the-month of Novetiber 1905
By balance in hand, Nov.ist.Gen.fund 84,95
177 brick sold
165 brick sold
7235 prick sela
Machine sold less cost
Rent stanée fer Nov
Tax Collected 1904
Fines collected
ecolected
Balance aue treas.
Paid school orders ee) 8a
icy Balance 051,72
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Licenses
i Pad Jones Expence apct. 7,10
= ' 5 P Chepman «= son for lamp 1,50
3 t Princtr tax accounts ee50
_ " Wood bill ,poor 2,00
= " Jones ex apect. 8,50
* Printers bill stettonery 4,00
} " Jones Ex apct. oO
" Johnson tax books 9,25
- Jones Ex apet tO
" Standard oll Co 51,50
" Miss Satten en books 5,20
FE " Miss Hayden refund taxes 7,50
od P Ancrews : " iO = 2
" F R Eerryman " : 18,41
Jones Ex apet 4,50
Jones salry 40,00
Taylor 20,00
Pitman 6,00
Joyner 6,25
Poyken Peor 5,00
‘Meere 250
He %3, jf ; 50
" J WH& Ce bill Cee
" A S Johnson for tax recordsl5,oo
" Treas com. Io 22
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Maj}.Pegram
W J Hadwards
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2 oe | to light tie atreata of the said town by means ef the Velsbach
iy Walsbach streat, lamps, usin, gaa, and shall be not, less than
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at Mts | At ahmern 3 MAAS | Hi aAt atot dintog Lay duplicate,
of Cape Charlss City, tin the State of Virginia, party of tha
first part; and the Town of SMITHFIELD, in the state aforesaid,
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party of the second part?
WHERE AS, The council of the town of Smoithfield dasir
street lamps, and has agread to and with the said Charles A.
Travis, to Lignt the sane for the period and upon the terms
antl conditions hereinafter particularly nantioned ant sat fort
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NOW, THAREFOR, TALS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH, That for
ani in eonsijveration of thaspramises, and the mutual covenants
and apgreene nts herein contained, the said GC, A. Travis asl tie
| Town of Seitnfield have agreed arl do hereby mutually covenant
ant agrea, eon witn tha other, in manner and form as POoLLOWB;
: .
lthat 1s to say:
i}
I FIRST. The lights hereby contracted for Siv.ll be
| sixty (60) CANDLE POWER, and in all respects comply with and
| pul fa1 the reaqiuireneants of te Twalftn clause of ‘his agrae-
jmenit .
| ECOND. The aaid town of Snitnfleld shall pure ase
& ni own all of the Lamps and posts paquired by tnis contract,
ari necessary to the perfornanc* of the sama; wh ich larps and
| post s are to be delivered complata, on the wharf of the 01d.
Dominion Steanship Cenpany , at Swithfield, Virginia, at ‘he
jcosts of the aai’d town as scoen as tney can pe orderel ard rae
ees Fron the mamiracturer 4nepaofs tia said town ordering
‘the sane with promptness and : laapatene
if
; miTRD, The said ©. A. Travis shall, at Als own
proper cost and charge distribute the said posts airl lamps,
place tha sane in tue positions indicated on tne plan hereunto :
a
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attached, marked "A", as a part nereef, antl connsst the sane
with his aie mains, hereinafter providad for.
| i FOURTH. In the event any lamp ani post, ome placad s
| jan the Location designated by hive sounded] oF the said town, G# | r
aformaaiad, ba raguiread by the ammeil of toe said town to be L
| ‘i renoved te another position er location whieh it is hereby
allowad and perm iitted to de, then, wad din that, evant, tha acted
cost and expanse of such removal, ineluding the actual costa
of rer connections paquired thereby, Siv11 ba «ut tne coat of
art pa paid by the Baie tewn,
PIPTH. nie aii CO, Ae Travis or nis assigna shalt
Givi will, with ali convenient: ani reasonvple daspaten, ane
Within the period Linited Us his Pranchise granted py an orlie
i
nano? appreved August 25h, 1905 tidbt, construet, aitiy art
naintain & goet ant sufficient gas plant, Ter the tamuvuetiure
pat
of gas fron gasoline, ef 2urhictent power and capacity to an
able nim to Pulfil ant perfern nis contract, hereunler, togethar
With all necessary mains and pipes, connest to Lanpa herein
rovidad Per and inetatl the street Tishting avaten herein Gone
tructet fort aol tit he, the said C,. A. Travis or ris assians
Snail and will, during the full tern of THN YEARS Crom the
tines wien Bail lamps, as logated on said plsn area Lnatalled
ant tue said Lighting service begmum, at, all tines, 48 hereinafe
k
ter rentionad, supply wet Purnieh «as for all lanps herein pro-
vided wit atipulated for, the mantles for all of” tas said Lanpa | t
went ai sufficient iv clean ani keap in emler the aaid lLanpa|, ;
panne thie sare arid De paid taerefor by the said toean of sinitine
feld the sums and an@imnte hereinamter meantionad aul asread Le
ya paid. : ae a
SEXMi, Repairs to the said lampe and posts, or any te -
f them, not odcasionead vy the nagiedt, dafaiult or miacontuet | q
fine aid Ce A. Travis, or his asaians, or bis or their i. bee -
outs and dervanta, Ball be borne by ant made at the expansa | | |
SS
\tor
‘kept burning on tiose pertiona of vrignht
| ticriecd,
|tnen wit:
nese aol degpaten, am
Inegassitias of tae occasion mar
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\DARS (334.) 3
207°
of +a ead town. in \
SovENt, Thea said lamps shall vba pronptiv lighted
at husk nea paid G. Ae Travis, or Ais assigna, arrt
thearaaf a8 tiie couneil ef the aaid town shall dasignate, as
hereinafter proviiled, Shall warn witil twelve
and the remainier thereeP shall iawn until dawn of day anal
afford euffielent natural Lignt;
4o the said town, Fram tine to rey gea Tit to
J
omni and alter fine dagignat: ton &@&nd minver of Budi lanps as
are required to nun all nlgat wd midnigiawt raspactively,
COP? 8} Dorn ng, dhaange an fie prige therach i
wrovirlad, lowayvear, tint the said Lamps neat net va
moon ignt
a& meen not less tinn ene quarter Pull ta wveve fae horizon,
ad : - * 1 4 &- * ane ' F wo ees yout pth * . re Ag owe & # Min AR Para
out if 185 exoraesga ly unNderseco dl Akt A yal Leb’ DB Lyset pay
F altel
ais
$nmut
ie
nlp.
5K Bb ee ln 5% - y ey a hm rr mgt nt e a
wari ae hapPines Sica period oF too¢nlignt nereinperore mare
snoeuld fae oight pecane loudly, and
game l Or Bini Se yPsSon OF DepPpseons as
purpose pecer™ Burficlentlvy dark a8 4.6 requdre $49
oF £59 Bail lanpa, foen and in toat, avant, upen the
Mraction of the sate councll, er the authnerity entruwateat by:
Sugh power, said Latips 4nall ve liginted with
Sali corthirue te burn #80 «lone aa fhe
require.
Pat
Pap Leh E ILS
The Badd tewn of SoisnPleld Bholill, during
ae gated term: of TSN YEAR, pay to tha said ©, A, Travis, or
a : 46s ee. fe . as ty ty & by <% 5 :
nis arvsigns, rer mupid YEN 4.24 BAL: Zh 8) Yue
% 2 £3 ¢ > S . +" Yes
, wah 8, cel gt $3 ,@ a: 23°4, & A 73
yioes to be panlepeal hereunder, fie fund of TMEAPY ONE DOLLARS
‘y shad > Rig ene Moe cat \ { . at: ee % rk C aes . o a
(she!) pe VRAY, OP MAT fgpl avery Lams designated 40 Diem
ares
Veet ls
° n ‘ a A. &.2 4 % a we “ ; ans oy we ve Ca yy F
until tweive efglcek mibitant, and tie aun ef THIRTY
ee
ay vear for adel ani every lamp dasignated
until dawn, to ve paid montily,
Warn
shall pe at least, FORTY (40) of tha
~a-
Ne? Ad
RO Many
‘Glock nidnight,
i privilege
with
herain prevideds
lighted or
nize3 f’4 ‘a 8 Wii03 te |
DrO=
$n the opinton of
preampte
\
itt mar desiznate
Dl
in equal nentaly payrentés..
Sp
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imake such connection, from the time the same is Laid and ready |
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said lamps, and may be as many more as the council of the said |
town may (esire and provide, to be supplied with gas, served
(and tendad, as herein provided, by the said C. A, Travis or | |
his assigns, upon the sans terms and conditions, and for the | f
| same compensation pear lamp, a8 hereinbefore provided. And the i f
| Gouncil of the said town may designate (whieci desipnation shall | .
| be in writing ani furnished tae said C,. A, Travis or his ae |
signs) @ll or any of the said Lamps to burn until dawn, aa | | -
arorasaid, anil ba paid for at the rate of THIRTY ONE DOLLARS | |
(331. ) per year, per lamp, or all or any number thereof to F
burn until twelve ofclock midnight, and be paid for at the racae |
of TWENTY ONE DOLLARS ($21.) per year, per lamp, with tha right |
to change ani alter tie ddsignation and number of lamps to |
burn all night and midnignt respectively, with correspon ling |
change in price, as nereinbefors provided, | ;
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TENTH. The council of the said town may, from time :
to time, as tna needs and necessities of fhe said town nay raw f3
quire . increase tlie munber of lamps to be supplied with gas, |
“served and tended, within tie corporate linits of the said town, E
for &3 tne sana may be extended, by the said C. A, Travde or | t
Inis assigns, under the terns ard for the compensation per teen L
| |
hereinbefore mantionads provided thet when the said C. A. Trae F
/ vis shall have laid his gas mains to supply tle lamps as locat-. |
/ |
| ed on the said plan, if the said town shall afterwards locate | 7 r
| any lamp or lamps more than two tinirad (200) feat from the | r
| | | |
\ nearest main of the said CC, A. Travis, or his assigns, the act= j
ual cost of connecting such lamps with such main, pavond LWO r
t
hundrad (200) feet shall be borne by the said town, unless five 4
or rere conswiers shall contract with the’ said C. a. Travis, | |
or nis assigns, to take gas from the pipe reandared necessary a
‘for use, in which event the cost of connecting such lamp oY
lamps shall be borne by the said C. A. Travis or his splines
| am de Ps |
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Anil it is further cevenanted ani agreed that in the avent, un_
der this clauas, the said town sneuld pay tna coats of making
tie comiection aforsaain, whenever Live or inera consumera shall
a!
“e
contract for ani pegin uainy gas Prom anv pipe paid for by ¢ ina
town, as aforesaid, the said GC. A. Travis or nis assigns anal
take over the said pipa, pay tne town the cost tneraof and of
laying the sana, andl thereafter shall own tne sail pipe,
Lae
aa
BLAVENTH. The aaid C. A. Travis, as an iniueanent
(toe sald town to anter inte thia contract, and as a part there-
ltoat ne er thay will make connections at cost from hia mains
a at a mts ae A ’ “1 ; « Fe. » BD PL. P &y
gas Supplied ov nim or nis assigns... \
Jami as «fi
to tie Line of tie abutting lot of private coensimears of tue
and ais assigns, covenants ani agrees, and hareby cnaranteas
| suc that if the sane be placed at a distance not, exceading
:
| two hundred ant £ifty (250) feat, apart, ani all lightad, said | |
if }
it
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ly
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of, covenants & ii aspaes on Dehalf cf nimself ani his aaaignes
a
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an ra emer paney ray tet : ae | <5 eee \
on WELT. The said ©. Ae Travis, on veialf of i4mself!’
Liat thre sarvice, qislity wii power of tia sata Lights snall be!
ligests will give an afficieant atreat listing service equal to | ££
we
| X
Pieiant as tie 14, tnt serviees in other wall lighted | /
Oy | ce es wp te at 2 =a at .e - yf
_ | trunieipalities 4: tile State, /|
mi /
Pal }
| pf" > ae bee Daa | £4 oa en ‘ ‘i . my, Pes eee
| PHIRTSSA Poe said GG. As Travis, for idmself amit |
hia ASBIPNs covenwnts ant opreesw thot he er they will, co-tem-
POrUneously wits the execution ant delivery ef tris contract,
—_
and annually tiereafter eaxacute and deliver ante tie said town
a good anil sufficient vond, payaule toe the asid town, in the
panaity of One Thnouraki collars with seme ¢gooi ani selvent
trust or puarontes Geupany as security thereta, eaci ef which
anal vpendis ahnail cover tha veaar for waten it is given and be
cormlitioned for thea Patitiful an t aPriciant, pet alae he of t14a
contract oy tie said ©. aA, % Trav ie or his assigns, ae cording
ne true intent andi meaning thereef, for wil during the said
PPT’ .
oe SS SE I
FOURTEPNTH. It is further covenanted and agraad that
in the event there should hereafter ve placad upon tae markat,
(a fanp which will ,enerate an Lncreasedt gamle power with tne
game Bupply of gas necessary to ganerate w sixty camille powar
with the present Walsbach purnar 80 agreed to ne Papnisned by
tne said town, tie said town shell nave the rigit, to Parnish,
supply ail substitute, at its cost ani charge Buc. % improved
purner?t aad the aaid C. A. Travis, for hinself a: iW hie aasians
covenaits aut agrees to supply. to sueh improved ourner 8 sane
quantity of g38 as Ls now nNecassary 4o feanerate a sixty cantle
power Lignt with fae present Wal sLachn purner, ani at 418 Bane
opics per lanp, though the canlie powar ParnLaned aryl supp liad
the said tewn tiereby exceadl sixty canile powar,
wo PIPTRENTH, In the avent, the said G, A. Travis or
his asains shoul: fail to execute aii jaliver to te said
town at t.6 peginning of any vear during £26 fay? of this cone
tract, £9 bond herein in tne Thirteantn olausa providce:l fars
then tia said town may, at the cost ail cnanye of tae said C,
A. Travis or his asai;ns apply fer puch bond, and if euels borvi
pea preoured, tne said ©, a. Travis or ale wssigns Buell faith=
fully execute ani deliver the sane. efit di tae event upen |
such default first avoevea mentioned, tie said town sheull not
ROrly for the gaid bont, or havin appliad tieraror, fail te
procure tie same, er having. procured thea said bend, the said
GC. Ae Travis or Dia assigns shall fail to fertiwith on demand
execute ani deliver the samet and should tine Badd GC. A. Travis
or Nis assigns at any tine thereafter, 14 or they peeing in dae
fault in tne execution ani delivery of the Baid pond, aS affera
said, for the pariod of fifteen days Fall to previde 4,16 affi-
cient Lightin,: services herein contracted for, according to the
trua intent ant meaning of this contract, Hap and ia that
event it is nereby expressly covenanted ani agreed by the said.
¢. A Travis, on penalf of himself and iis assigns that ne
iad
ees tee ™
A
ae
ia
“is
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jaaia town anall have full power ani lawful authority, at ite
| optien, to put an and te ani terminate the contract herein pro-
en
ee
A
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vided Ter with tae said C. A. Travia ant his assigns, and each
erect, and declara forfeited anl at an
amd avery provision
erm the franchise granted py the said tewn to the aaid ,
Travia and hie
assigns, py an orlinanca apprevend on Ayust 25b4
aid franchise, arrive
Bae and repeal the ordinance gran
thing in the a:
vid ordinance aranting the said franciiise to the
contrary notwithstanding.
ne or its aa
The said ©. A. Travis covenants thet
¢
Biel parreorrna
Signs shail ani will faithfully do
“W112 the acte@ ant)
ir part te be done aid performed under
things upen nis or 4:
Siti wtell covenants
“ ' an ‘ Dae . ‘ reyes ®
4a terns hereof: and
thet it will faitafully pay all suns of monev, do
wvl paerprorn
nits part to ve paid, done and
all tie acts ari
formed under the ters ef this agreeanent,
REOP the said ©. A. Travis has here
IN SE OPLIMONY
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Dom
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mee
se
‘corporate seal
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Attast:
a S
aiaianeaiae as
aerate
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> sapeareaceemeneee
P SAME SMSC TRE AE a
’ OE ee Ge
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unto sat his fend ant seal, and the sata town of
by tn4 autherity ani direction of the councL] thereof has sanusad
ants to va executed in its nana by its Maver, ant ite
ba hereunto aPPixed, attestad by its treasure
jar tae day aud year flrat, above written,
TOWN OF SMITHFIMLD,
scat Ae cA SAAR AS aCe aetna eetomceneeenelsaltnneneapenetnaimannteenne
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Place lea a ‘
bigs wis Ors ies a ia: me.
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| State of Virginia,§..
is
vie County of
Fe
i | for the County fora: sade,
| | -. | trat €. A. Travis, whese
i. oo | paaring date on fhe Létin
2 | aad tne sana before nea in
mA |
|
. state of Yirwinia, A
. County of Isle of
PEt. a ss eaten at
‘ for tas County aforasaid,
fiat ¥. WW. Joyner, aayor o)
Sa
ae ani Jd. 4. Holloway,
. bearing: alate on the twal ft,
e@dreay 4238 sare pafape me
dmael oF
urer as aforesaid,
Baia’ County that the saad
the oerporats seal of
tirastion af the eoun
ae
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muse 48 signed to the writin
jay OF Deaearnbar, 1905,
aN Coury aroraBaid s
treasurer of Biicl town,
in omy County eformnaict as
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a gaid town of Smithfield,
sit town of Smithfield ta the
corporate’ seal of Bait town, ant that,
ait of the
~ Pay + eye} will Hryd 04 8
Mag
iver waxiar mv hand 448
y : ae Notary Public.
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: ¢
ferthanpton, to-wit!
i
» & nOtAPY Puolie within and Por,
in the State of Virginia de vartify
wpaver
“vy tearm will and on 41146 clay of
aa ;
RVR Rp WSF A Ra 2S
wiven invler mv Tiwel tiiia UR
of Pa 1905,
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Public.
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Notary |
Wignt, to-wit!
publie witht un rrwt
in 42 apt ify
» 8 notary
in tne otate of Virpsinia,
tne town of Snttariald, Virginia,
WHO Be NAHesZ with |
4neivr of ficial dagianetions ara aignadt te tae wrt Ling above,
Aodavy of. Decamper, 1905, have agknowl
the set and
Ant gd, 4, Holloway, Presa
has Surther auknowladsed pefore ne tn ry
trarmuite arrixed, murporting to be
semine
nf affixed the sane by
ee ee eee ae
of Davamier, L90h,
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MAE ALD A AL ELEM
his acknowledge!
Bet a Si aR a
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CE
me /
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= ee Jue’ fares of
thal
Statenent of the Gen. Pung Dee ©0th.1905 a
Reed. from Li en 15,00.
: " Mayors fines 123,50
n Taxes collected 1754, 02
Pal due treas.iast report 99,84 1895, 52 sults
PA HBC 2 CO poor apat 3,00 | :
We es eet i 55,00
"GB PAut ao oo sO : :
". Jone lixpenee apet 0,86
" Sheonars ei printing dy, 06 ~— me
" Mrs Joo Viison for Poor 2,00 |
Ge Son Lamp | 1,50 '
" Sykes for oor 5,00
" Jones expenee apet 6,90
" 1? 1} 6 ,6Go {
" Jones Salery 40,00
" Joyner Salery 6,25
"ow k laylor Dart 15,00 |
" GB PAut co LG ye
" Mes Boykin Poor 9,00
i Jas.Moorg | 2,50 |
," Margret Moore ~ 1,50 , |
fit" S Water Co 102,50 |
Lik "Wa Warren interest 125,00 |
" Miss Hayqen 75,00 |
treas. Com, 25,02
Jones expence 2,80
“ce in hang 1519.05
1895,52 By Bal. 1319.05
Eal last report 951,72
"ax collected 731,96 :
er 25,00 1285, 68 |
Pe a
, te 2 oe .
i 3 et . ad -.
> 7
. “a a
. - na ie
ee Ms
Pd. Mayors Saly.
" sargents "
"Lanp Lighter
1 14 Months
TP OPSClaimPolle@ a. 57,50
" Stroet Exeence SS (al
" Freights 5,62
on Lamps and pest
" Peper in Cash 18,¢0
4 ADD are Decart 4 nO
2,50 to Maryland Hill
ee
bi
FL x r + fo. 0 CON ews Gr
Brad se \. io ie LEE srg) Co iC} Le WU °
tf SS P| ey [eR
{ Ol a Me LT CIGESLS ok > oe
Ts. ~ ~ Sa se
if Oa Cre CEES Sed AsO
é
AY WbheP tate re st
~ fl in es al 4 4 4 JE
tt if Ore ~ i Pia ae el ae pts es
Ce Je! pimeions, SAS, < ) > C7 eo
se = ve .
ny ie ee o t+ U »
i} ¥ = a "- a iy tae
Fp ld be SS VE Le 3 fw
~ »
ys, 2 =, + re) a
" " Repairs for lanps
M4 " Mentels “0,00
nm "Treas. Con. 120
To Bal. lo64.55
» 2453-52
Scheol Fund
Pd erders School Bad. 16,90
BO bel 1 eat 9 “4
By Bal.in hand last
Rec,d frem
tt t
tt tt
SLES EONS P NAS Fa veRe Se CUERS OV UTweNverd¥CeubeNe yes
Licenges
Fines coll.
{ies CSS S Oye ale
_. Statement ef the Gen. Fund Feby lst 1906
7. Pee | by Bal.in hand last repert 1519, 05,,
Reo,4 from (iseises seta eras
i" " Fines cell. 91,50
" a Taxes Coll. ad
Pd. Mayors Saly. 6,25
" sargents " £6,00
"Lanp Lighter 45,00
1 1/2 Menths
SPopeClalgmolice 37,50
" Stroet Expence 23571
" Frelghts 50,62
on Lamps and pest
" Peer in Cash 18,e0
? *
Dente cae ah 4,00
#,50 tO Maryland Hill
UE Velorlicnc ae 7,04 ’
» lonths
" lL evens iD le)
Oe Ke Oto in eacom. Ste
AS ARO MONT a ARE Eve yy si A ieee
tt Ta Yer. tebe 12 NBS
Ar oe Dee aha ee “ie
ohn Ns ob NY
Yoel Oyen ee Ved this! tie OD, oe
ie ue C ca ileal ~U @ He
Yaa oe pier ag
" " Repairs for lampe LE, OO
: a MeTEVeH S <0,00 a
ee sles eon 19,80
To Bal. lec#. 55
tte ttre tonontteneatnn caper anes
rae
School Fund
Pd erders School Bad. 16,90
-bO Bal 1
By Balance ~1219,14
Jd W Holloway
Treasurer of the Corp.
snithfield Va
JO 4S8q 8U4 01 4O0eZI00 ops
OM 728U1 ATarLi00 Aqezey ope, ATOTIUFTUS FO UMOF BY4 FO az0key euy Aq
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“VINIDMIA CTSIAH.LIAS
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220
$5000.00.
“ Cake Soles . Hewes
a weer nee Lqo W
5 noe Sa] Pea ee ian
NOR Ce oe
ia,
Y.
% ae
Imposing Taxes on Py
operty, Persons and Licenses, for
the Payment of interest on the Town Debt and to
meet ¢t
the general appropriations
vx the
Year beginning JULY ist. 190 | ae
we
i] Be it ordained !
the Town of Smithfield, Va... that no
person shall engage in any business in
the said town for which a license is re-
guired by thes laws the Common-
wealth or the ordinances of the said
sown without first having applied for
and obtained such license. under the
penalties herein HrOY idedas a part of
this ordinance aud that for the yaar be.
ginning the lst day of July, 190g and
for each year thereafter while this or-
dinauce is in force the taxes on lands,
lots, personal property, incomes and
other property shall be as follows:
2 Upon all lands, vharves, lots and
other iinprovements thereon and upon
all personal property of every descrip
Lion, except such re al and personal
property as is exempted from taNnation
by the State of Virginia except the
bonds issued by the Town of Smithfield
Va
e, on every $100 of assessed value
thereof far the purpose of meeting the
expenses of the @ublie Sehoels in the
sown and 25¢ on the $100 assessed value
Khereof ta meet the gene ral appropria.
tion,
3 On the salary or ineome received
by any persons during the year ending
Dee 8lat.LOGkg twenty-five cents on the
$100 assessed lied thereof In excess of
aix hundred, t et the veneral appro-
priation, and Ai cuits ou the assessed
value per hundred dollars for Free
Schools, in excess of six hunsred. pro-
vided that the salary of a minister of
the gospel shall be exempt from taxa-
tion and provided further that no in-
come shall be hereby taxed which may
be derived from any businese, eatling
or profession or subject of taxation
otherwise taxed in this ordinance, ex-
epé as hereinafter provided
6 On cach male resident of the i
“ has yeas the ave 2l vearga
poll tax of $1.00 shall be collected ta
applied on account of the annual
appropriation to the support of the
public schools,
‘7 -Any person or persons failing to
pay the collector of taxes on or before
the Ist, day of December the taxes
assessed against him or them forthe year
shailhe subject toa penalty of 5 per
saat in addition to. the regular levy
Be in further ordained that for the
“sidgeabarsuhnjal ae the first day of July.
by the Council of
tailshallin addition to any other license
pay 810 per year or any part,
15 Attorneys &t law whose income
is 4500 and over, 510 per year or any
part ofa year Attorneys at law, whose
income is less than $500 per year shall
pay a license tax of 85 per year
15 Physicians, Surgeons, Opticians
Occulists, Dentist-, Wererinary Surg-
eons, Osteopaths. Manicures and Chi-
ropodists, whether they charge for their
aervices or not. i unders years practice
shall pay atax of 85 per year; if 38 years
practice or over, shall pay 310 per vear
WZ Any person, firm or corporation
Oragent for any firm or corporation
selling Kerosene oil gasoline, machine
oil or other petroleum products to li-
eensed merchant and delivering Same
in barrels shall pay a tax of 8 per year
oraay part, in addition to any other
license, provided sueli persous, Hrins or
corporations do nob’ pay a merchant's
license
1S Any person, firm or corporation
or agents Of any firm or corperation
selling or delivering to licensed mer-
e¢hants kerosene oil or wasoline from
tunk wagans on street shall poy in ad-
dition to any other license a tax of $15
per year or any part ;
19) Any person firni or eorporation
or agents of any firm or corporation
other tban Hicensed merehauts who shall
sell kerosense oi], gusoline and other
petroleum products toother than lieen-
sed merchants shall be termed as ped-
dlersand pay a peddler’s liceuse as pro-
vided under Peddlers License,
7 " a . a ry : r
20 Anetionecers’ License shall be 5
per year or any part.
21) Barher Shops shall pay 5 per
yearor any part. and $1 per chair In ¢x-
vesa of 8 chairs; every chain room to
count,
22 Coaland Wood dealers shall pay
caine license as taxed merchants
230 Vonveyaneers, Architects, Civil
Engineers, Surveyors, Eleetrical Engi-
neers, Mechanical neine rs Coptiset-
ing and Consulting Engincers, whether
they charge for their services or not,
shall each pay a Jicense tax Of 35 per
year or any part,
24 <All persons ether than daly
Hieensed attorneve at law who for com-
pensation orreward.ehall prepare deeds
contracts, wills or other writings shal)
be.deemed convevancers, and aj] per—
their capital and surplus for taxation
and allmoaneys subscribed or borrowed
and evideneed by stuck certificates,
notes, bonds ar otherevidencesaf eredit
shall be deemed capital in business,
o2 Commission Merchants. Any
person, firm ar corporation buying ar
selling any kinds of produce, merchan—
dise, hors ses, mujes; mig, articles of any
king whatsoever an commission shall
pay a tax of Slo per year or any part
33° Drays Any person. firm or
carporation who shail engage in the
business of transferring packages of
merchandise, coal, lumber, bricks. dirt
peanuts or anything whatscever by
carts, Wagons, drays or other vehicles
for Whieh a charge is made within the
corporation lintdts, shall pay a lieense
tax of 85 for each dray, cart, wagon,or
other vehicle s@ used per year or part
of a yeur, and the sameis net transtfer-
able,
d4. Drays Any person, firm or
corporation delivering tee from house
to house in the town efSmithfield from
Waronus, exrts or drays ehall pay a ti
eonse of 8) per year orany part far
enel Wavon, drav or cart to be used,
‘This ardinanee does not give the right
toosuch person firm or «arporation so
licesised the right ta deliver ice from
such wagon;cart ar dray on thestreets
atleyvs or private lots of the tawn af
Smithfield between the haurs af 10 A.
M.,2nd11 P.M ,on Swandays.
25 Drays. Any person firm or
corporation engaged in the sale and
delivery from a push cart, wagen er
Wheel barrow, candies, ice cream cakes
bread, nie nacs, ete shall pay a license
tux of $3 per year or any part.
36° Dogs. Wale dogs, tax per year $1
Tenia @ Cogs, tax per year, $2.50. The Ser-
gvatit shall make a complete list of all cogs
entered tor tuxetion and tile a copy ot list with
the Clerk of the Council, and all owners of dogs
in ine town of >mithiieid who taii to report tor
taxation their dogs by Julw Ist shall be dealt
with&us provided in special dog ordinance
o¢ Contractor, Every contractor employing
two of More journey teen and making contracts
in the town cf Smithtield ‘shall pay atax of 85
38 lsvery person, firm or corporation who
shall engage in the business wiring for elcctric
light, plumbing for gas or water “shall pay 2
license tax of 85 :
39 Eating houses, $10 a year. No music of
any kind, no selling ot any kiud of drinks, to-
bacco, cigars, ‘ete.
40 Liquor dealers, retail of malt and spirit- -
ous. #70 per vesroaranv noarr
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Imposing Taxes on Property, ‘Persons and Licenses, for
the Payment of interest on the Town Debt and to
meet the general appropriations
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Year beginning JULY ist. 190G ‘2
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the Town of Smithfield, Wa. that no
person shall engage in any business in
the said town for which a license is re-
gaired by the laws the Common-
wealth or the ordinances of the said
town without first having applied for
und obtained such Hivense., under the
penalties herein provided as a part of
this ordinance and that for the yqar be.
ginniug the Ist day of July, 190 and
for each year thereafter while this or-
dinanuce is in force the faxes on lands,
lots, personal property, incomes and
other property shall be us follows:
2 Upon all lands, wharves, lots and
other improvements thereon and upow
all personal property of every deserip-
bion, ex¢ept stich real and persotal
property as is exempted from taxation
by the State of Virginia except the
bonds issued by the Town of Smithfield
Va
e, on every $100 of assessed value
thereof far the purpose of meeting the
expenses of the Publie Sehooels in the
bowh and 25¢ on the $100 assessed value
Khereof ta meet the general appropria.
tion, a
3 On the salary or ineome reeeived
OV any persops during the year ending
Dee sist. 19ulg twenty-five cents en the
$100 assesséd value thereof in exeess of
Aix hundred, toppet the general appro-
priation, and @) cents on the assessed
value per hundred dollars for Free
Schools, in excess of six hunered, pro-
vided that the salary of a minister af
the gospel shall be exempt from taxa-
tion and provided further that no in-
come shall be hereby taxed which may
be derived from any businese, eating
or profession or subject of taxation
otherwise taxed in this ordinance, ex-
cep as hereinafter provided
6 On each nale resident of the town
who has attained the ave 21 vears a
poll tax of $1.60 shall be collected ta
be applied on account of the annual
appropriation to the support, of the
public schools,
‘7 Any person or’ persons failing te
pay the colleetor of taxes on or before
fhe Ist, day of December the taxes
assessed against him or them forthe year
shal he subject to a penalty of 5 per
cent. in addition to the regular levy
8S Be it further ordained that for the
¥egie beginning the first dayof Jaly.
is and for each vear thereafter until
further provision is made the Jieense
tuxes. On persons, firms, companies,
assorlations and corporations eandnete
ing business or engaged in professional
employment in the town of Smithfield
shall be as follows;
9 Agents forselling books, per year
or any part 85
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1) Agents for renting house prop-
erty, Ge ,or collecting rents, tolls &e,
per year or any or part $5
11 Agents selling manufactured ar-
ticles not otherwise taxed, $5 per year
Or pare
12) Artist, dageurrean
erapber, 85 per year or part,
13° Avents selling Fertilizer shall pay
on purchases from 8100 to $2 000 $5:
82,000 to 85;CO0, $10; and 20e per $100
$100 over $5,000,
140 Any person. firm or cerporation
selling fireworks as is allowed, by re-
or photo-
:1 Beit ordained by the Council of
tailshallin addition to any other license
pay $10 per year or any part,
15) Attorneys &t Jaw whose income
is 8500 and over, 310 per year or any
part ofa year Attorneys at law, whose
income is less than $500 per year shall
pay a license tax of 35 per year
15) Physicians, Surgeons, Opticians
Occulists, Dentists, Veterinary Sure-
eons, Osteopaths. Manicures and Chi-
repodists, Whether they charge for their
aeryvices or not. if under d years practice
shall pay atax of 835 per year; if 8 years
practice or over, sball pay 810 per vear
17 Any person, firm or corporation
Oraugent for any firm or corporation
selling kerosene cil gasoline, machine
ollor other petroleum products to li-
censed merchant and delivering same
in barrels shall pay a tax of 8 per year
oraay part, in addition to any orher
license, provided sueh persans, rms or
corporations dO nob pay a merchant’s
license
18 Any person, firm or corporation
or agents OF any firm or corperatian
selling or delivering to licensed mer-
chants kerosene oil or ewasoline from
tank wagons on street shall pry in ad-
‘ition to any other license a tax of $15
per year or any part
19 AY person firm or eoerporation
or agents of any firm or corporation
other than licensed merchants who shall
seli kerosense Oil, gasoline and other
petrolenm products toother than lieen-
sed merchants shall be termed as ped-
dlersand pay a peddlers license as pro-
vided under Peddlers License,
20 Auctioneers”? License shall be 5
per year or any part,
210 Barher Shops shall pay $3 per
yearor any part. and $b per chair in ex-
vesa of 3 chairs; every chain room to
count,
22) Coaland Wood dealers shall pay
same license as taxed merchants
23° Vonveyaneers, Architeets, Civil
Engineers, Surveyors, Electrical Engi-
neers, Mechanical Enginers Conutiset-
ine and Consulting Eneincers, whether
they charge for their services or not,
shall each pay a license tax of $5 per
year or any part,
24 All persons other than duly
Hieensed attorneys at Jaw who for com-
pensation orreward.ehall prepare deeds
eontraets, wills or other writines shall
be deemed convevancers, and all per-
sone who, for eompersation furnish
plans and gpecifiertions for erection of
buildings shall be deemed architects
within the meaning of this oredinanee,
25 Boarding houses and hotels taking
transient trade, $10 per year or part
26 Billiard, pool and bagatelle, for
each table 620
27 Bicyele repair shop $5 per year or
any part
28 Butehers and sellers of meat in
the street or any part of the tawn 85
pervear or any part, and Sl per week
or 23 per month in addition for the use
ofstreet location designated by the Ser
geant,
29 Cireuses or Menageries fer every
25 hours or part thereof within one
mile of the corporation Jimits, $50
80° Criers, common, $5 per year or
ANY part
31 Corporations whose Main Offiee
is in the town of Smithfield shall list
their capital and surplus for taxation
and all moneys subscribed or borrowed
and evidensed by stuck certifieates,
netes, bonds ar other evidencesat evedit
shall be deemed capital in business.
o2 Commission Merehants. Any
persan, firm ar corporation buying ar
selling any kinds of produce, merchan—
dise, horses, mules; mig, articles of aby
kind whatscever Gn commission shall
pay a tax Of 310 per year or any part
33° Drays Any person. firm or
earporation who shail engage in the
business of transferring packages of
merchandise, coal, lumber, bricks. dirt
peanuts, or anything whatscever by
Carts, Wagons, drays or other vehieles
Tor which a charge is made within the
corporation Jintdts, shall pay a lieense
tax of 8 for each -dray, cart, wagon,or
other vehicle sa used per year or part
of a yeur, and the same is net transfer-
able,
S34 Drays Any person, firm or
corporation delivering iee from house
to house in the town ef Smithfield fron
Wagons, carts or drays ehall pay a Li-
eonse of 85) per yeae orany part far
exe Wagon, drav or cart to be used.
This ardinanee does nat give the right
to such person firm or earporation so
liccsised the right ta deliver iee fron)
such wagon; cart ar dray on thestreets
aileys or private Lots of the tawn. af
Sinithtield between the haurs of 10 A.
M., and ii Pa. on Sandays,
25 Drays. Any person firm or
corporation engaged in the sale an
delivery from a push eart, wagen cr
Wheel barrow, candies, ice cream cakes
bread, nic nacs, ete shall pay a license’
tax of $3 per year or any part.
56 Dogs, Male dogs, tax per year $1,
fuina’e cous, tax per year, $2.50. The Ser.
Seatit shall make a complete list of al] dogs
entered lor taxation and file a copy of list with
the Clerk of the Couneil, and all owners of dogs
in the town of ymithfieid who tail to report tor
taxation their dogs by Julw Ist shall be dealt
Withaus provided in special dog ordinance
o@ Contractor, Every contractor employing
two oO: nore journeytren and making contracts
in the town cf Smithtield shal] pay atax of $5
38 Every person, firm or corporation who
shall engave in the business Wiriig tor elcctric
light, plumbing for gas or water shall pay a
license tax of $5
39 Kating houses, $10 a year,
any kind,
NO music of
no selling of any kiud of drinks, to-
baceo, cigars, ete.
40 Liquor dealers, retail of malt and spirit-
ous, &7O per ycarorany part,
41 Liquor dealere whe keep and run hotel
ordinary’s boarding houses and eating bouses
in same building or on premises shall pay ali-
cense iaX ef SIGO per year or any burt of a
year,
42 Livery Stables. $12.50 fora stable ot
not more than 10 stalls: $13.75 ror not more
than 15 stalis: 815 tor not more than vo stalls
$16.75 for not more than 25 stalls: 917.50 tor
not more than 30 stalls: SIS 75 for not more
than 365 stalis: x20 fornct more than m4 Ostalls
Bach box stall and each orened sia‘! Within
the building whieh is Leing livensed shal] be
counted by the Sergeant apd entered in lixt as
a basis of Hcense whether the stall js then being
usedor got. THis license docs not give the right
to buy and sell horse-, mules. carts, Waeous
and bugsies. Phin license does not give the
holdcr the right to deliver by dray, cari, Wason
or any Other vehicle, packages of Inerchanaise
coal, wood, peanuts, dirt, ashes. fert lizers.
oyster shell~, bricks er anything else for whieh
a@ charge jis made for such delivery within
ihe town of Smithteld, Ya. :
£30 Listining Rods. Any person firm or
eerporation who shall engage in or solicit the
putting up of ghtuing rods within the corpo-
ation snall pay aw license tax of 3 per year or
any part, :
e
44 Laundry, Any person, firm Or corpora-
tion who shai] engage in the business of steam
or hand Jaundrv shall pay $5,
45 Lumber Dealers. ANY person, firm or
Corporation who shal] engage in the business
of selling Lumber at Wholesale or Tetail snalj
pay a tax of $10 per vear. : .
46. Merry- go-rounds, hobby horse machines
or other like machirtts shall Day a license of
$30 per week tor the first week or any part ot a
week, and $2 per day for each day thereatter to
do business Within the corporation ot Smith-
field or within One mile of the Corporate limits
of smithtield, Va.
47, Merchants. ANY person, jirm or corpo.
* ration Whose purchases do not exceed Sl. O00
; shall be $5 license: from $1,000, not exceed-
ing $3 OOO, $10; fror $3, OOO not exceeding
$5, OOO, $15:55, 000 not exceeding S10. (Orere)
S20; and 2uc. per SLO0 additional on all over
SLO, OOU.,
| Every person firm or corporation doing busi.
Hess as Merchants including buteners, bakers,
tullors, fishmongers, grain, frui¢ and produce
| shippers, curers of pork hams, sides and shoul.
ders, into bacon, dealers in barrels, boxes or
crates, buggies, Carts, wagons, horses, mules,
OxXen, wood, coal ete., Shall buy a merchant’ s
license, :
43. Any person, firm or corporation Whoshall]
bring into the town aud offer at specia] induce-
ment sale, the stock or part of a stock trom any
other place, trurtee’s stoek, assignment stock,
damaged tire stock, from water or fire, or specia}
reducing stock, shal] pay a license tax of SLOO
ber year or any part.
49. Merchants, ANY person, firm or corpo-
ration selling or uffering for sale fuanufactured
tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, snuff or tobaceo of
Any kind shall pay a license of $3 per year,
~ BU. Insurance Com panies. For each marine
company, $5; each fre company S10: each
life company S20: each accident company, 85
each bond or surety company $2, 50.
581. Stallions or Jackasses which are kept for
service and do Service shal] pay a tax ot $10
per year or any part,
22. Theatrical Plays or similar performances
except exhibits for benevolent or charitable
Purposes or schoo] entertainments, for each
. periormance of 21% hours $5.
58. Peddlers, on foot, license not transferra-
ble, S20 per year or any part.
4, Peddlers, otherwise, license not trans.
ferable, B50
Pe ' 55. All persons, firms or corporations who
‘ wd . ne shall canvass or solicit business from unlicensed
mi persons by sample and deliver the Soods pur.
i . Chased shall he deemed peddlers, provided
; they are not elsewhere taxed in these ordi.
ances for conducting such business,
%6. Venders of patent medicines, salves,
; : electric belts, ete., who occupy locations in
the streets, alleys or vacant lots of the town
and offer wares by publie auction, Speech-
Making, singing of instrumental music from
stands, platforms or places of elevation shall
pay a tax of S10 ber day of 12 hours, begin.
Ing not earlier than 9 0’ clock A. M., and @los-
ing not later than 9 O'clock P.M. or for any
part of a day of the Period from 9 A, M., to®%
RM.
57. Yenders of patent articles,
O8. Venders of organs,
instruments, $5 ’
AG. Patent right sellers, $5,
60. Side-shows, $5 for each tent Within one
mile of the corporation limits,
61. Storage. Any person, firm or corporation
receiving goods of ary kind for Which a eom-
pensation of any kind is received shall pay a
license tax of $12. 50,
62. Steam Boats. ANY person, firm OF cor-
poration operating a steamboat Who shall en-
fage in the buginess of receiving property or
Or persons or bSth in the town of Smithfield to
is be carried toa point outside of said town but
within the State of Virginia, orengaged in the
S5 per year
and other musical
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- for the-Government of the United” states,
these ordinances,
Fe ond
business of delivering property or persons Or
bothin the town of “mithfield trom a’ point -
outside of said towy but within the State of Vir.
£inia shall pay for doing such business, hut
not including aNY business of delivery of prop-
erty or persons in the town of Smithfieid from
a,pollt without the state of Virginia, or of re-
ceiving property or persons in the town of
#mithfield to he d.livered Without the State of
Virkinia, not Including any business. done
its
otticers or agents, a license tax SLOO.
63. Junk Dealers, $2, 5(0 per year or part.
64, Slot Machines, Wheels of fortune or other
simi ar devices, per year or any part, $100
: Ae Undertakers and cottin makers, per year
s
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66. Shooting Balleries, se OO per week, ee
67. Every Person, corporation, en. “™
aged in any kind of business for w hieh a ‘
license is required by the state Of Virginia, net }
elsewhere taxed in these ordinances, shall pay 7
a tax of 85, a,
68. Peanut Cleaner, Any person, firmor ~
corporation engaged in the business of clean-
ing peanuts, Whose main office is notin Smith-
field and who is Not assessed for ‘taxation on
on their capital shal] Day $25 per year,
69. Any person, firm or Corporation engaged
i os
‘in or-conducting the manufacture of pep, gin.
fer ale, sarsaparilla, or other
shall pay a license of $5
“TO. Every fortune teller, spirit medium,
Clairvoyant or palmist, $10 per year or nart.
71. Claim or collecting agents or ageney so-
liciting business, ber year or part 85.
72. Soda fountain or f0o0se -heek for sale of
sott drinks, $5 per year.
73. Any person, firm or corporation selling /
seWing machines, not licensed elsewhere im ¢
Shall pay a license tax of $5
Any person, firm or corporation who,
aerated water,
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‘shall writé life, fire or any other insurance in, \
Smithfield in a poliey of a company who has
not paid the required liceuse tax for doing sucly
business in the town shall be fined not less than
$5, and each poliey written shall be deemed 4
Separate oifense.
75. Any person firm or corporation renting
toany person, firrn or corporati telephones,
for use in the corporation ehalll bay a licenke
tax of S10 in addition to any other tax. =
76. When any person, firm or corporation
Shell by use of signs circulars , ecards, orad- |
vertise any business to be done in the: téwn of
Smithfield it shal] be considered prima facia
evidence of their Hability under this ordinance
and they shall be required to take out a license :
for such business, ota
re Nothing contained in these ordinances > |
shall be construed as Living the right to an y }
person to obstruct the sidewalks, streets or any
publie place, . or
78, Any Ferson, firm or Corporation that @oes
business at more than one place, stall or stand -
shall be required to take outa separate license
for each of such Places, stalls or stands, unless
such places, stalls or stands communicate di-
rectly with and open into each other.
79. Any person, firm or corporation liable
for a license tax and failing to pay same on or
before the 1st day of July of each year or when
demand is made by the Commissioner of the
Revenue after the Ast day of July of each year
shall be subject toa fine of not more than $5
per day after such demand,
80. All license shall be issued for a year un-
less otherwise provided.
81° All license issued after Jan. Ist, of each
ear to expire July Ist shall be 60 per cent. ot j
the charge per year, provided they are yearly
licenses with no Proviso for a shorter term. i
. This ordinance Shall be in force from its pase Nal
age, and all ordinances or parts of ordinances
in conflict herewith ar ere py repealed, | 4g
J.W. HOLLOWAY, Clerk,
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By balance in hand last report 1e64,55
Mayors fines Reishee in Feby. 11300
LieenSes received " i 9’ te
for Lumber 22,70
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Tor siaec-walk on Com.St.
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ratays Tx orem’ 1) vale eles SOL U & Cg G 9 a.)
a4 nets 47 4 ere
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f We Shi wr TA ona “ fe 2 my
ines CPege a ~ i on by © i
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School Fund
By balance Feby lst. 1219,14
needa. Lrom A S Barlow 18.00
it ar >
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Statement ef the Treas, of the town of geic te
March Slst .1906 |
Gen. Fund. : Last rept. 247,75 i
By Balance cae 23,0 |
Fines collect || fone 106,
Licenses col? ~
| Pad for Street Gx. (OTs is
| n> © Peer appre. 56,75
“ .¥ Drain Pipe 45980
-? .“ Mantels RWS 5,90
4 " Water Comp. 102,50
he. Gicnt Ca Locé$&5o
a Menth and 7 days
*Pa Mayor G, 25
i Police ean aN
" " Fire Départment 1,50
*. “Hall rent 2 nights 1,5a
» “"Plet Grace St and 2e,ce 59.2
n ‘"Treas.com. 25,70 By Balane¢ Treas. are
451,95 Beste eo
Te Bal due Treas. 00,20
sf scheel Fund 12352
By Balances hand last PS a eae
Pd erders ef sahool board 27,76
3 amount leaned to Treas.
2 | ef Isle of Wight ce toa
E pay Smithfield School teachers |
a ee | 220 200 | |
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4 | stat atiént ef the Treas, of the town ef
Smithfield fer the Month ef Avril 1906
Gen.Fund.
Amount received frem Lieeses 144,00
: = | " i Fines celected 57.56
To bal due treag last reperty5e,2o
Pa R E Beykin 100,90 o.
Fees for contract and epinions |
.Mayor,s aalery 6,29
Pelice desartment ot A=
| Peer appre. 12,00 Aa
$§treet Ixpences ee, OOM
Fire Department 1,50 h
Frt. en Lamp supblies 65... _. are
a Pd fer lights fer April Soo
: Pda Treas. Cem. | 15,19
4 a ! By balance due_treas. ” _-214e,61
: | A 542,11 $42,111 fs
Te balance due treas, 146,61
Scheol fund ie
by Balance last re ort 964,45
Te vd order S beard 12,00
964,45
By Balance 952,45 iV
ean AK |
Te balance 952,45 .
96445 pakbacat
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VINIDMIA TAHT:
HO NOLLVaodyo9
a
TOWN OF SMITHEIELD
An ACT to repeal the charter of the town of Smithfield,
and to grant a new charter to the said town.
In effect February 17, 1900.
1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
all the territory embraced in the following limit, to-wit: Be-
ginning at the eastern side of the double tenement of |)
Jordan, at the foot of East Church street. running thence in
a straight line in a southerly direction to the creek called Lit-
tle creek; thence up the channel of that creek to a point oppo-
site to a ravine on the lands of John L. Underwood and A. J.
Cofer; thence up the middle of that ravine across the road
leading to Isle of Wight court house to the lot of Emma J.
White; thence along the line of her lot to the rear of her lot
and to the rear of the lots of R. W. Johnson, T. J. Nelms and
others to a point in the field of O. G. Délk. that iS Opposite
a point two hundred feet from the northwest side of Grace
street; thence from that point in the field of O. G. Delt in
a straight line in a northerly direction to the said point two
hundred feet from the west side of Grace street; thence from
that point on Grace street ina straight line in a northerly direc-
tion across the rear lines of the lots of S. A. Eley and others
to the lot of the Smithfield Male and Female Institute; thence
northwardly down the line to a ravine between the lands of
N. P. Jordan and J. O. Thomas; thence down that ravine in
a northerly direction along the dividing lines between the said
N. P. Jordan and J. O. Thomas to the middle of an old dam
on their lands; thence in a straight line to the northwest line
of the factory lot of C. F. Day; thence along that line in a
straight line to low water-mark on the east side of Pagan
VN OF SI
io repeal the charter
a new charter to the
iin etfect Februar
nacted by the general
ry embraced in the fe
ie eastern side of the
e toot of Bast Churc
2 in a southerly direct
nee up the.channel of
1e on the lands of Joh
> up the middle of t
le of Wight court ho
e along the line of he
ir of the lots of R. W
oint in the field of O
hundred feet from th
> from that point in 1
e in a northerly direc
from the west side of
Grace street in a straig
ie rear lines of the lot
the Smithfield Male an
down the line to a ra
i ancl J. ©. Pnonas; 4
irection along the divi
t.and J.-O. Thomas to
s; thence in a straight
Denon On C.F. Dears t
to low water-mark o
neral assembly of the s
oaths prescribed and en
re duties on the first da:
uincil shall be the judg
~eturn of its members, :
e law directs.
ucancy occurring in the
ye filled by the council b:
the electors of the tow
arisdiction of the mayc
» such as 1s now conferr
one hundred and ninety-
f eighteen hundred and
its thereof, and by any c
wns.
yuncil may adopt rules fi
but no tax shall be levi
ouncil, The mayor shall
e is absent they may
journal shall be kept of
of any member present
question. At tt
T : = 1 a
Se ee Career emai canietagl
WSGECOE the MOuBlG Lee Saver. eee . |
n of the double tenement of J. D. | _ Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, ”
East Church 1 ;
stre She ,
Mery anection ei Tunning thence in | he territory embraced in the following limit, to-wit:
Para x - e creek called Eat: ung at the eastern side of the double tenement of J.
fide ss ihe : sri tO a point oppo- | e., lan, at the foot of East Church street, running thenc
- Underwood and A. f raight line in a southerly direction to the creek called
| creek ; thence up the channel of that creek to a point oj
middle of that ravi
, Tavine across the
road
to a ravine on the lands of John L. Underwood and A
xht court house to the lot of Emma i
4e lin ig : : |
Hie eR. We Join a ae her lot er; thence up the middle of that ravine across the 1
e field of O.'G. air i Nelans and | ling to Isle of Wight court house to the lot of Emm.
2 DO: CON be are ee IS Opposite | ute ; thence along the line of her lot to the rear of het
it point in tie a o side of Grace | to the rear of the lots of R. W. Johnson, T. J. Nelms
therly direction tc i: ot G, Delk in | ers’ to a point in the field of O. G. Delk, that is oppc
west side of Grace i ae point two | oimt two hundred feet from the northwest side of G1
ie ei teae eet; thence from ret ; thence from that point in the field of O. G. Delk
s of the lots ob S ‘ ped. direc- traight line in a northerly direction to the said point —
eld: Nate and ie : ey and others idred feet froim the west side of Grace street; thence f1
fede eee co nstitute; thence tt point on Grace street 1n a straight line in a northerly dii
Mise tens i But lands of ie 11 across the rear lines of the lots of S. A. Eley and ott
RUE dtsitie i pace ravine in | ‘the lot of the Smithfield Male and Female Institute: the
iineces it ae re ea the said | ; thwardly ‘down the line to a ravine between the lands
Beuimataine dro ie ; e OF an old dam as | ‘ae Jordan and J. O. Thomas; thence down that ravine
ene i 1e northwest line .ortherly direction along the dividing lines between the s
er-mark on # ong that line in a a Jordan and J. O. Thomas to the middle of an old d
MN the east side of Pagan their lands: thence in a straight line to the northwest |
the factory lot of C, F. Day; thence along that line it
vaight line to low water-mark on the east side of Pag
i ?
a
‘s of the general assembly of the state. The officers electe
ull take the oaths prescribed and enter upon the discharge «
2ir respective duties on the first day of July next after the
| | sction. |
; +. The council shall be the judge of the election, qualif
tion, and return of its members, and may fine or expel
ember as the law directs.
5. Any vacancy occurring in the office of mayor or cour
lmen, may be filled by the council by election from their ow
»dy or from the electors of the town.
6. The jurisdiction of the mayor, councilmen, and set
eant shall be such as is now conferred upon them by the sai
; | - »rty-fourth, one hundred and ninety-first chapters of the cod
7 f Virginia of eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, by any an
ll amendments thereof, and by any other law, act, or acts ap
licable to towns. ;
bus : oon _ 7, The council may adopt rules for the regulation of thei
be ee ees ie _ jroceedings, but no tax shall be levied except by a majorit
: . ror | ree _ ote of the council. The mayor shall preside over the counci
; ind when he is absent they may appoint a president pr
-empore. A journal shall be kept of their proceedings, and a
_ the request of any member present the yeas and nays shal
eateper dec ro
a.
Saar ye
LAT w AVA) ca .. pre
= ANE
EGR! on Oa ha .
f my ee D i Ss VG
wa BLY
°
— Xr 71a NF +hea | D
On any. question. AT the ne»
= BAS Wydtret a :
8. The council may be convened at. 1
_ fof the president or any three of its members,
9. The council shall elect the sergeant of the town fron
among the electors of the town, and he shall have all th
-|powers and authority conferred by law on sergeants of town
and shall discharge the same duties as constables within th
corporate limits of the town, and to the distance of one mil
beyond the same, and be entitled to the same fees as cor
stables. | |
10. The sergeant of the town may be appointed by th
-ouncil to collect the town taxes, levies, and fines, and he ma
distrain, sell or rent therefor in like manner as is now prc
vided by section six hundred and twenty-two and six hur
ae
tad
EAS
‘In effect F ebruary 17, 1900.
Irunkards, vagrants, and -
immorality; to suppress
| ses; to prevent and quell :
Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That emblages or assemblages :
he territory embraced in the following limit, to-wit: Be- nt lewd, indecent, or dis- é
ling at the eastern side of the double teHieMieENnt “of halon © same town; to prevent i
lan, at the foot of East Church street. running thence in aving no visible means of if
raight line in a southerly direction to the creek called Lit- r in any numbers may be
~ creek , thence up the.channel of that creek to a point Oppo- safety of the said town,
‘to a ravine on the lands of John L. Underwood and A. le person or company, may
er; thence up the middle of that ravine across the road ediately, at his or its ex-
ling to Isle of Wight court house to the lot of Emma J. lem hack ; to appoint spe-
ute; thence along the line of her lot to the rear of Her lot ‘y company, as the mayor
-to the rear of the lots of R. W. Johnson, T. J. Nelms and all other thing or things
ers to a point in the field of O. G. Dell. that is opposite ealth, the lives, the safety
ot two hundred feet from the northwest side of Grace |
et; thence from that point in the field of O. G. Delk in ierated and all other gen-
traight line in a northerly direction to the said point two shall have power to ate
dred feet from the west side of Grace street: thence from rs, and ordinances not in-
{ point on Grace street in a siraight line ina northerly direc- e United States and with
n across the rear lines of the lots of S. A. Eley and others e; to prescribe all reason-
the lot of the Smithfield Male and Female Institute ; thence sel obedience and compli-
thwardly down the line to a ravine between the lands of es and powers eae re
1 Jordan and J. O. Thomas; thence down that ‘avine in ‘the general laws and b
cortherly direction along the dividing lines between the said ; one thousand nine ae
a Jordan and J. O. Thomas to the middle ef an old dan 1 nine hundred and thirty-
their lands; thence in a straight line to the northwest line red and eighty-seven b
the factory lot of C. F. Day; thence along that line in a mis
; aight line to low water-mark on the east side of Pagan
" Ly-seven.
B S Said taxable Persons and
s of the general assembly of the state. The officers elected pee ‘rom the payment of
ill take the oaths prescribed and enter upon the discharge of Lt ae Lay OF by. the i
‘ir respective duties on the first day of July next after their the ae a eae pend
ction. : es
1
4. The council shall be the judge of the election, qualifi- ene pee has
tion, and return of its members, and may fine or expel a the same until th pes se
ember as the law directs. successors shall hay ee fs a
9. Any vacancy occurring in the office of mayor or coun- ordinances in force Sees ;
men, may be filled by the council by election from their own harter for the ” er, fe
jdy or from the electors of the town. not era haste es d
6. The jurisdiction of the mayor, councilmen, and ser- qntil they shall b pie, :
vant shall be such as is now conferred upon them by the said 1 under this ch an fed, 1
wrty-fourth, one hundred and ninety-first chapters of the code | properties kes a ‘ai
| Virginia of eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, by any and ed by the town é Ee i | i
| amendments thereof, and by any other law, act, or acts ap- Vossessed. o “ st fr
licable to towns. ae gees ae sate a
7. The council may adopt rules for the regulation of their
_roceedings, but no tax shall be levied except by a majority
_ ote of the council. The mayor shall preside over the council,
nd when he is absent they may appoint a president pro
empore. A journal shall be kept of their proceedings, and at
he request of a mber present the yeas and nays shall
. = \t the next meeting the pro-
ILL Sad od
* : — CUS ah as 2 Ni Fo PS
nuit ; ileal cette nae Ey naa emesis ences eo
’ io Was 1D7Te
pr
<\
then present, by the person presiding’ whi
8. The council may be convened at any time up
of the president or any three of its members.
9. The council shall elect the sergeant of the town from.
among the electors of the town, and he shall have all the
|powers and authority conferred by law on sergeants of towns
and shall discharge the same duties as constables within the
corporate limits of the town, and to the distance of one mile
eyond the same, and be entitled to the same fees as con-
tables. | |
10. The sergeant of the town may be appointed by the
council to collect the town taxes, levies, and fines, and he may
distrain, sell or rent therefor in like manner as is now pro-
vided by section six hundred and twenty-two and six hun-
a se
<TR
4 ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
creek: thence down and along the line of that creek to a point
on the north side of that creek that is in a straight line with
and opposite to the said east side of the double tenement. of
the said J. D. Jordan; thence and from that point across the
said creek in a southerly direction to the point of beginning
shall be deemed and taken as and for the town of Smithfield,
and that the inhabitants of the said town of Smithfield, for
all purposes for which towns are incorporated in this com-
monwealth, shall be, and shall continue to be, one body politic,
in fact and in name, under the style and denomination of
Smithfield, in which name they may sue and be sued, plead
and be impleaded, and as stich shall have, exercise, use, and
enjoy all the rights, immunities, powers, and privileges and
be subject to all the duties and obligations now incumbent upon
and pertaining to:towns as a municipal corporation.
2. The officers of the said town shall consist of a mayor,
four aldermen, a seargeant, a treasurer, and such other offi-
cers as the council may appoint who shall be citizens and quali-
fied voters of the said town.
The mayor, councilmen, and sergeant shall have all the
power and authority conferred on such officers by the forty-
fourth and one hundred and ninety-first chapters of the code
of Virginia of the edition of eighteen hundred and eighty-
seven, by all acts amendatory thereof, and by all laws appli-
cable to towns.
In the event of the death, sickness, or absence of the mayor,
any and all of his powers, duties, and authority may be ex-
ercised by any of the councilmen of the town until a new
mayor is elected or appointed under this charter. 3
The salary of the mayor shall not exceed seventy-five dol-
lars a year, and the councilmen shall serve without compensa-
tion.
3, The election for mayor and councilmen shall occur on
the fourth Thursday in May (1901) nineteen hundred and.
one, and on the same day every second year thereafter.
The election shall be had, held, governed and be conductd
as under and according to the laws applicable to towns as they
now are, or as they may be hereafter enacted. At the said
~ election all persons may vote who are entitled to vote for mem- «
ennininisonentanenti eee
6 ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
dred and twenty-three, and one thousand and forty-four of the
code of Virginia of eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and
-: all amendments of the same. The council may require of him
any bond in any penalty, with such sureties as it deems proper,
payable to the town of Smithfield, and conditioned according
to law for the faithful performance of his duties as collector
of such taxes, levies, and fines. Before entering upon the dis-
charge of his duties, he shall take the oaths required of dis-
trict and county officers before the mayor of the said town, or
_ before any officer of the county authorized to administer oaths.
AS such sergeant, he may be removed by the council at anv
time for any default in duty, or any failure properly anid
promptly to account for any money that came, or that ought to
have come, to his hands, as the council may order and direc.
Any person failing to pay his taxes and levies to the treasurer.
“Or the town by the first day of December, after he shall have
received them for collection, shall incur a penalty therecn of
five per centum, which shall be added to the amount 5f the
taxes and levies due from such tax payer, which, when col-
lected by the sergeant, shall be accounted-for in his settle-
ments with the council. - The council shall determine his salary
as sergeant, and his commissions as collector.
> electors of the town, a treasurer who shall have the care
and custody of all ef the taxes and levies of the town when
collected, and may require of him any bond in any penalty,
Genii T A eS 4.1 1°,° 4 a°
<a cad -
with such sureties as it deem proper, payable to the town of)
11. The council may elect from its own bed oefrom-——yygams
”
ORDINAI
12. In additio
of the town of Sr
hundred and eigh
any other law, act
stated, it shall he
horses, and any '
town; to prevent
mals in an imprc
the throwing of |
in any employm
other act or acts
or annoying to tl
of the town; to tf
street beggars; 1
houses of ill ‘fam
riots, disturbance
likely to become
orderly conduct
persons from cot!
support, and of |
dangerous to th
and if they are |
compel that pers
pense, to take tl
cial police; to ca
of a city may d
necessary and p
of the town and
Lai es Loan
eral powers, th
all needful and
consistent with
the constitution
able punishmer
ance with the s
mayors and co
all the powers
dred and thirty
three of the c
Dts VL VIS tu
20. The s
property there
any poor rate
county of Isle
expenses for
own expense, ]
Zin ine tp
Smithfield sh
of office shall
elected and dt
diately before
of said town,
shall remain a
amended, or r
on,” All the
quired, possess
field, shall con
joyed by it.
and be impleaded, and as sucn™snalr Mave, exercise; use, ase
enjoy all the rights, immunities, powers, and privileges and
be subject to all the duties and obligations now incumbent upon
and pertaining to towns as a municipal corporation.
2. The officers of the said town shall consist of a mayor,
four aldermen, a seargeant, a treasurer, and such other offi-
cers as the council may appoint who shall be citizens and qualt-
fied voters of the said town. ;
The mayor, councilmen, and sergeant shall have all the
power and authority conferred on such officers by the forty-
fourth and one hundred and. ninety-first chapters of the code
of Virginia of the edition of eighteen hundred and eighty-
seven, by all acts amendatory thereof, and by all laws appli-
cable to towns. | | :
In the event of the death, sickness, or absence of the mayor,
any and all of his powers, duties, and authority may be ex-
ercised by any of the councilmen of the town until a new
mayor is elected or appointed under this enatter. |
The salary of the mayor shall not exceed seventy-five dol-
lars a year, and the councilmen shall serve without compensa-
tion.
3. The election for mayor and councilmen shall occur on
the fourth Thursday in May (1901) nineteen hundred and
one, and on the same day every second year thereafter.
The election shall be had, held, governed and be conductd
as under and according to the laws applicable to towns as they
now are, or as they may be hereafter enacted. At the said
election all persons may vote who are entitled to yote for mem-
6 ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
dred and twenty-three, and one thousand and forty-four of the »
code of Virginia of eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and <
»: all amendments of the same. The council may require of him
any bond in any penalty, with such sureties as it deems proper,
payable to the town of Smithfield, and conditioned according
to law for the faithful performance of his duties as collector
of such taxes, levies, and fines. Before entering upon *he dis-
charge of his duties, he shall take the oaths required of dis-
trict and county officers before the mayor of the said town, or !-
_ before any officer of the county authorized to administer oaths. »
AS such sergeant, he may be removed by the council at ariv
time for any default in duty, or any failure properly and
promptly to account for any money that came, or that ought to
have come, to his hands, as the council may order and_direc<.
Any person failing to pay his taxes and levies to the treasurer
of the town by the first day of December, after he shall have
received them for collection, shall incur a penalty therecn of. -
five per centum, which shall be added to the amount 5f the
taxes and levies due from such tax payer, which, when ‘col- o
lected by the sergeant, shall be accounted-for in. his settle-
ments with the council. . The council shall determine his salary
as sergeant, and his commissions as collector.
| he electors of ‘own, a treasurer who shalf have the care .
and custody of all ef the taxes and levies of the town when
collected, and may require of him any bond in any penalty :
_with such sureties as it deem proper, payable to the town of ;
Smithfield, and conditioned according to law for the faithful
performance of his duties, as treasurer of the said town. Be-
fore entering upon the discharge of his duties, he shall take
- the oaths %equired to be taken by the treasurer of the county
He may be removed by the council at any time from the sfike
ot treasurer, for any default in duty, or any failure properl
and promptly to account for any money in his hands, as ie
council may order and direct. He shall reecive for his ser-
vices as treasurer, five per centum on all'money coming into
his hands as such treasurer of the town and for disbursine
of the same.. Bol Sp
11. The council may, elect from its own. bods 4=ftonr aa
<
--
ae
;
a
es
d
a
ta
¥e
5 z
»
~ 6,
4 Bh,
houses of ill fame a1
riots, disturbances, a
likely to become dis
orderly conduct or
persons from comin;
support, and of pers
dangerous to the h
and if they are brot
compel that person
pense, to take them
cial police ; to call o1
of a city may do; a
necessary and prope
of the town and of
13. Poe carry in
eral powers, the m:
all needful and pro
consistent with the
the constitution anc
able punishment ar
ance with the same
mayors and counci
all the powers con
dred and thirty-tw«
three of the code
mrt ve “Ss LALYOLUILL
20. The said
property therein .
ally POOr Taves, 7
county of Isle of
expenses for any
own expense, pro
41, The pers:
Smithfield shall
of office shall exg
elected and duly
diately before the
of said town, or
shall remain and
amended, or repe
pe. Pll the T¢
quired, possessed,
held, shall contint
joyed by it.
u | | > tae
~ eee ag Cates rane oo hraptarenfae= ": nai ™ — \. iia ” A lid epee Pes ses ae * =
fe aie aoe | i eh i ch 2 es
/
ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD 7
ad
12. In addition to the powers conferred upon the council
of the town of Smithfield by the code of Virginia of eighteen
hundred and eighty-seven, and by all amendments of it, and
any other law, act, or acts relating to towns as is hereinbefore
stated, it shall have the power to prevent hogs, dogs, cows,
horses, and any other animal from running at large in said
town; to prevent riding or driving horses or any other ani-
mals in an improper speed through the streets of said town;
the throwing of bricks, stones or other missiles; the engaging
in any employment, sport, conduct, bicycle riding, or any
other act or acts on the streets, sidewalks, or alleys dangerous |
or annoying to the passengers on the streets or to the citizens
of the town; to restrain and punish drunkards, vagrants, and
street beggars; to prevent vice and immorality; to suppress
houses of ill fame and gambling houses; to prevent and quell
riots, disturbances, and disorderly assemblages or assemblages
likely to become disorderly; to prevent lewd, indecent, or dis-
orderly conduct or exhibitions in the same town; to prevent
persons from coming into the town having no visible means of
support, and of persons who singly or in any numbers may be
dangerous to the health, peace, and safety of the said town,
and if they are brought to it by any person or company, may
compel that person or company, immediately, at his or its ex-
“pense, to take them away or carry them back; to appoint spe-
cial police; to call out the local military company, as the mayor
of a city may do; and to do any and all other thing or things
necessary and proper to protect the health, the lives, the safety
of the town and of its citizens. a | ,
13. To carry into effect the enumerated and all other gen-
eral powers, the mayor and council shall have power to make
all needful and proper orders, by-laws, and ordinances not in-
consistent with the constitution of the United States and with
the constitution and laws of this state; to prescribe all reason-
able punishment and fines, and compel obedience and compli-
ance with the same by all the remedies and powers granted to
mayors and councilmen of towns by the general laws and by
all the powers conferred by sections one thousand nine hun-
dred and thirty-two and one thousand nine hundred and thirty-
three of the code of eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, by
OC StS Trew TIULIUL CU ATIU CIpity-Sseven., f
20. ‘The said town and all the said taxable persons and
property therein shall be free and exempt from the payment of
any poor rates, any road, school, or other tax, to or by the
county of Isle of Wight, and from contributing to the county
expenses for any year: provided, the said town shall. at its
Own expense, provide for its poor and attend to its own areets
21. The persons now holding offices in the said town of
Smithfield shall continue to hold the same until their term
of office shall expire and until their successors shall have been
elected and duly qualified; and all ordinances in force imme-
diately before the passage of this charter for the government
of said town, or relating to it, and not inconsistent herewith
shall remain and continue in force until they shall be altered,
amended, or repealed by the council under this charter ;
22. All the rights, privileges, and properties heretofore ac-
quired, possessed, owned, and enjoyed by the town of Smith-
MITHFIELD
er law whatever relat-
s, and they shall have
ace. °
nt of the county court
he said county and pay
lay be lawfully charge-
oses, and for schools,
s best, levy a town tax
necessary and proper,
the said town not ex-
state: provided, that
nts per-head, on the
the age of twenty-one
ear: provided further,
*s on the real and per-
ceed twenty-five cents
- sed value, and the tax
irposes, shall not
5s of the assessed
mses to agents of
1g business in the
out of the state;
» public theatrical
» circuses, menag-
_2s in the town or
keepers of billiard
bles; to ‘all hawk-
ital of real estate;
ying regularly be-
s; of the common-
‘igaged in buying,
d to all persons in
| selling hams or
' any telegraph or
town; to all corn-
‘sons and corpora-
profession in the
- 4
mao Wl ail ai r=
_of Smithfield and
which took effect
y of the State of
titled an act to
nd to grant a new
2bruary seventeen,
dso as to read as
che said town shall
- Ny poor rates and
; may be necessary
levied in any year
ty purposes: pro-
ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
all amendments thereof and by any other law whatever relat-
ing to mayors and councilmen of towns, and they shall have
all the fees allowed to justices of the peace.
14. The council may, with the consent of the county court
of Isle of Wight county, use the jail of the said county and pay
the jailer his usual costs and charges.
15. To meet any expenditures that may be lawfully charge-
able to the said town for general purposes, and for schools,
the council may at such time as it deems best, levy a town tax
of so much as, in its opinion, may seem necessary and proper,
upon all taxable persons and property in the said town not ex-
empt from taxation by the laws of the state: provided, that
; a capitation tax, greater than fifty cents per head, on the
‘male inhabitants of the said town over the age of twenty-one
years shall not be levied in any one year: provided further,
that the.taxes levied for general purposes on the real and per-
‘sonal property of the town shall not exceed twenty-five cents
~4---A AAMAeR AF ite accecced value, and the tax
ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD 9
said town for which a license is required by the laws of the
state.
And no person under any license under this charter shall
do any business of any kind under that license, except the spe-
cial and identical business named and specified in that license.
17. The council may tax all money and credits invested,
used, or employed in any business, whether borrowed or not,
as it taxes other personal property imthe said town.
18. The mayor and council may, in addition to the levy
on personal and real property provided ‘for in the preceding
sections of this charter, make such other and additional special
tax as may be necessary to pay and discharge the three thou-
sand dollars and all interest thereon, which it proposes to bor-
row to pave and repair its streets and build a jail.
19. Full power and authority is hereby given to the mayor
and council of the said town to buy a piece of land for its
jail, and to take a good and sufficient deed for the same to
the said town in its corporate name, and to build a jail upon it.
And they shall have all the power to condemn land for their
purposes given by the forty-sixth chapter of the code of Vir-
ginia of eighteen hundred and eighty-seven.
20. The said town and all the said taxable persons and
property therein shall be free and exempt from the payment of
any poor rates, any road, school, or other tax, to or by the
county of Isle of Wight, and from contributing to the county
expenses for any year: provided, the said town shall, at its
own expense, provide for its poor and attend to its own streets.
21. The persons now holding offices in the said town of
Smithfield shall continue to hold the same until their term
of office shall expire and until their successors shall have been
elected and duly qualified; and all ordinances in force, imme-
diately before the passage of this charter for the government
of said town, or relating to it, and not inconsistent herewith,
‘shall remain and continue in force until they shall be altered,
amended, or repealed by the council under this charter.
22. All the rights, privileges, and properties heretofore ac-
quired, possessed, owned, and enjoyed by the town of Smith-
held, shall continue to be acquired, possessed, owned, and en-
joyed by it.
irposes, shall not
; of the assessed
mses to agents of
1g business in the
out of the state;
) public theatrical
circuses, menag-
2s in the town or
keepers of billiard
bles; to all hawk-
ital of real estate;
ying regularly be-
3; of the common-
aged in buying,
d to all persons in
| selling hams or
‘any telegraph or
town; to all com-
‘sons and corpora-
profession in the
ws OL ait aki fe .
of Smithfield and
which took effect
y of the State of
mntitled an act to
nd to grant a new
2bruary seventeen,
d so as to read as
~ he said town shall
ny poor rates and
; may be necessary
levied in any year
ty purposes: pro-
ese
NANCES TOWN OF suirH|
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8 ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
ts thereof and by any other law \
t.
an |
d councilmen of towns, and all amendments thereof and by any other law whatever telat.
ae Hae ae peace. | 4 ing to mayors and councilmen of towns, and they shall have
it county He the jan ten oa th all the fees allowed to Justices of the peace. —
ee ee arog a ie e said ¢ | 14. (Phe council may, with the consent of the county court
t any expendi ee, hat ond | or Isle of Wight county, use the jail of the said county and pay
1 town for general py EY NG te the jailer his usual costs and charges.
Hat acl Attia ae Ss 3 cea an 15. ike meet any expenditures that may be lawfully charge-
in its opinion fae “ms Dest, Ie able to the said town for general purposes, and for schools,
persons and ie d re ay eens the council may at such time as it deems best, levy a town tax
tion by the | ee a ae © ag of so much as, in its opinion, may seem necessary and proper,
> greater than fit i oe P upon all taxable persons and property in the said town not ex.
of the said town A ie S pel _ empt from taxation by the laws of the state: provided, that
de levied in an Eee S age a capitation tax, greater than fifty cents per head, on the
lech toy ares aie year: pro male inhabitants of the said town over the age of twenty-one
ane hata ee eae on the years shall not be levied in any one year: provided further,
semidoliycs cat i exceed twi that the taxes levied for general purposes on the real and per-
il aie eee. vali sonal property of the town shall not exceed twenty-five cents
Noe os
aineite | | | 16. The town may levy a tax on all licenses to agents of
ES TOWN OF SMITHFIE, | insurance, express, and other companies doing business in the
iting a charter to the town of
_ and forty-ninth chapter of t
d fifty-five and fifty-six, passed
en hundred and fifty-six; and ¢
ranted by chapter two hundre
een hundred and fifty-five ar
teenth, eighteen hundred an
red and thirty-six of the acts
-six and seventy-seven, appro
n hundred and seventy-seven ;
vecial- session of eighteen ht
ed March twenty-eighth, eig
e (page two hundred and sev
ndred and eighty-three of {
l eighty-nine and ninety, app
2ighteen hundred and ninety <
are hereby repealed.
be in force from its passage.
ers and peddlers: to all agents of sale or rental of real estate ;
wealth; to all persons in the said town engaged in buying,
cleaning, separating, and selling peanuts, and to all persons in
the same engaged in buying, curing, and selling hams or
bacon; to any and all Ownel Of Owners iof aniy telegraph or Pog
telephone lines doing business in the said town; to all com-
mission and other merchants and to all persons and corpora-
tions engaged in any calling, business, or Profession in the
re OEE Oe sd
1 and re-enact section 20 o: ge pina eo er eee a Ulan atten, —___ eg
he charter of the town of & | titled an act to repeal the charter of the town of Smithfield and
er to the said town, which to grant a new charter to the said town, which took effect
February 17, 1900. :
oved February 2, 1901. , Approved Febr uary 2, 1901,
y the general assembly of. I | Be it enacted by the general assembly of the State of
n twenty of an act entitle Virginia, That section twenty of an act entitled an act to 4
e town of Smihfield, and to repeal the charter of the town of Smihfield, and to grant a new
1, which took effect Februa charter to the said town, which took effect F ebruary seventeen, c
mended and re-enacted so. nineteen hundred, be amended and Te-enacted so as to read as |
; follows:
sons and property in the sa 20. All taxable persons and property in the said town shall i
om the payment of any px be free and exempt from the payment of any poor rates and :
ich of the said levy as may road levy, except so much of the said levy as may be necessary =
intenance of bridges, levie tor the building and maintenance of bridges, levied in any year :
of Wight for county pr by the county of Isle of Wight for county purposes: pro- 4
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NANCES TOWN OF SMITH,
ts thereof and by any other law \
} and councilmen of towns, and t.
owed to justices of the peace.
yuncil may, with the consent of th
ht county, use the jail of the said ¢
sual costs and charges.
et any expenditures that may be la
d town for general purposes, an
y at such time as it deems best, le
in its opinion, may seem necessai
€ persons and property in the saic
ation by the laws of the state: Dp
Xx, greater than fifty cents per
ts of the said town over the age
be levied in any one year: pro
evied for general purposes on the
of the town shall not exceed tw:
dred dollars of its assessed value
e
Fay re | -- -- a
VCES TOWN OF SMITHFIE,
ranting a charter to the town of
red and forty-ninth chapter of t
and fifty-five and fifty-six, passed
hteen hundred and fifty-six; and 1
e granted by chapter two hundre
ghteen hundred and fifty-five ar
venteenth, eighteen hundred anc
andred and thirty-six of the acts
nty-six and seventy-seven, appro
iteen hundred and seventy-seven ;
e special session of eighteen ht
roved March twenty-eighth, eig
-nine (page two hundred and se\
hundred and eighty-three of {
and eighty-nine and ninety, apf
ith, eighteen hundred and ninety <
ents are hereby repealed.
shall be in force from its passage.
mend and re-enact section 20 o:
peal the charter of the town of Sr
charter to the said town, which
JO.
Approved February 2, 1901.
‘ted by the general assembly of.
section twenty of an act entitle
- of the town of Smuhfield, and to
d town, which took effect Februa
|, be amended and re-enacted so-
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npt from the payment of any pc
so much of the said levy as may
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10 ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
23. The act granting a charter to the town of Smithfield
by the two hundred and forty-ninth chapter of the acts of
eighteen hundred and fifty-five and fifty-six, passed February
twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and fifty-six; and the amend-
ments of the same granted by chapter two hundred and fifty
of the aets of eighteen hundred and fifty-five and fifty-six
passed March seventeenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-six ;
_by chapter two hundred and thirty-six of the acts of eighteen
hundred and seventy-six and seventy-seven, approved March
twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and seventy-seven ; by chapter
twenty-six of the special session of eighteen hundred and
seventy-nine, approved March twenty-eighth, eighteen hun-
dred and seventy-nine (page two hundred and seventy ) ; and
by chapter three hundred and eighty-three of the acts of
eighteen hundred and eighty-nine and ninety, approved Feb-
ruary twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and ninety and any and
all other amendments are hereby repealed.
24, This act shall be in force from its passage.
GEE EEE
u
ete
An ACT to amend and re-enact section 20 of an act en-
titled an act to repeal the charter of the town of Smithfield and
to grant a new charter to the said town, which took effect
February 17, 1900. :
Bee es Bb ee.
Approved F ebruary 2, 1901.
I. Be it enacted by the general assembly of the State of
Virginia, That section twenty of an act entitled an act to
repeal the charter of the town of Smihfield, and to grant a new
charter to the said town, which took effect F ebruary seventeen,
nineteen hundred, be amended and re-enacted so as to read as
follows : :
20. All taxable persons and property in the said town shall
be free and exempt from the payment of any poor rates and
road levy, except so much of the said levy as may be necessary
for the building and maintenance of bridges, levied in any year
by the county of Isle of Wight for county purposes: pro-
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ORDINANCES TOWN OF CVA BIS Bor O17 8 ea eas
vided, the said town shall, at its own expense, provide for its
own poor and keep its streets in order.
2. This act shall be in force from its passage.
A BILL.
An ACT to authorize and empower the town of Smithfield,
in Isle of Wight county, to borrow money for street improve-
ment. |
Approved April 4th, 1903.
1. Be it enacted by the general assembly otf Virginia, That -
the mayor and council of the town of Smithfield, in Isle of
Wight county, Virginia, be, and they are hereby, authorized
and empowered to borrow for the said town the sum of Five
Thousand Dollars for the purpose of improving the streets
of said town, by issuing bonds of said town as hereinafter pro-
vided. .
2 Said bonds shall be registered with the treasurer of said
town, and shall be issued in denominations of five hundred dol-
lars each, and bear interest at a rate not exceeding Six per
centum per annum from date, said interest to be paid annually.
The principal of said bonds shall be paid thirty years after
date, or upon call of the town any time after ten years from
date of issue. Said bonds shall be signed by the mayor and
countersigned by the clerk of the council, and shall be sold
and negotiated as the council may think to the best interest
of the town.
3. This act shall be in force from its passage.
oS ED
An ACT authorizing the town of Smithfield to make an
annual appropriation to the white military company. |
1. Be it enacted by the general assembly ot Virginia, That
the council of the town of Smithfield be authorized to an-
nually appropriate a sum of money not exceeding one hundred
CGrmmmittes (0 GkANIITIC ahr kee tee. elie cereatnde nai eer Beer
of the town finances as ascertained by an examination of the
treasurer’s accounts at least once a year. All matters relating
to the finances of the town shall be first referred to the finance
committee for an examination and report.
2nd. A committee on Ordinances, who shall propose from
time to time such ordinances as may seem necessary, and to
whom shall be referred all proposed ordinances, and the re-
port of said committee shall in all cases be required before
the council take final action.
3rd. A committee on Streets, to whom shall be referred all
matters relating to streets, footways, bridges and lights.
4th. A committee on Health, whose duty it shall be to in-
quire from time to time into the health of the town and to take
such action as may be necessary to preserve the same, and
they shall report to the council any ways and means by which
the health of the town, in their judgment may be improved.
SMITHFIELD
the white military com-
ts passage.
the town of Smithfield
mn, and to regulate and
fomance of said duties,
in the corporate juris-
assembly of Virginia,
field be, and is hereby,
for the said town one
iction over and along
; of said town and one
1 is hereby authorized
2s and regulations con-.
1 manner of vessels, to
f said rules or regula-
acess of law. All fines
1 pursuance of the au-
on the vessel violating
by the council.
rity to establish port
yest interest to the safe
[s passage.
ber present the ayes and
council’ for its rules of
harter of the town and
ed for the regulation of
empowering the council of the t
harbor master for said town, a1
; duties and fees for the perfoma
slish port warden lines within th
one mile beyond the same.
ally towards the support of the w
1 town. .
act shall be in force from its pa
suncil of the town of Smithfield
and empowered to appoint for |
ster, who shall have jurisdictioi
rt, within the corporate limits of |
d the same; the said council is
ered to make all needful rules an
anchorage or docking of all ma
.s for the violation of any of sai
-o collect the same by due process
ider the regulations made in put CES
eby granted shall be a lien on t|
_rules or regulations so made by 1
d council shall have authority OF ’
es as they shall deem to the best |
of the said Pagan river. |
; act shall be in force from its pa
pany in said town.
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committee tO examine al oe oe ~pe ow exw OW ta IS III Ui ois ee ae
of the town finances as ascertained by an examination of the
treasurer’s accounts at least once a year. All matters relating
to the finances of the town shall be first referred to the finance
committee for an examination and report.
2nd. A committee on Ordinances, who shall propose from
time to time such ordinances as may seem necessary, and to
whom shall be referred all proposed ordinances, and the re-
port of said committee shall in all cases be required before
the council take final action.
3rd. A committee on Streets, to whom shall be referred all
matters relating to streets, footways, bridges and lights.
4th. A committee on Health, whose duty it shall be to in-
quire from time to time into the health of the town and to take
such action as may be necessary to preserve the same, and
they shall report to the council any ways and means by which
the health of the town, in their judgment may be improved.
MNANCES TOWN OF SMI) 12. ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
dollars annually towards the support of the white military com-
2. This act shall be in force from its passage.
An ACT empowering the council of the town of Smithfield
to appoint a harbor master for said town, and to regulate and
prescribe his duties and fees for the perfomance of said duties,
and to establish port’: warden lines within the corporate juris-
diction and one mile beyond the same.
t enacted by the general asser 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia,
That the council of the town of Smithfield be, and is hereby,
authorized and empowered to appoint for the said town one
harbor master, who shall have jurisdiction over and along
Pagan river, within the corporate limits of said town and one
mile beyond the same; the said council is hereby authorized
and empowered to make all needful rules and regulations con-
cerning the anchorage or docking of all manner of vessels, to
impose fines for the violation of any of said rules or regula-
tions, and to collect the same by due process of law. A\ll fines
imposed under the regulations made in pursuance of the au-
thority hereby granted shall be a lien on the vessel violating
any of said rules or regulations so made by the council.
The said council shall have authority to establish port
warden lines as they shall deem to the best interest to the safe
navigation of the said Pagan river.
daing 2. This act shall be in force from its passage.
nittee.
ber present the ayes and
council’ for its rules of
harter of the town and
ed for the regulation of
ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD 13
ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF SMITHFIELD.
Sa dle cd alle
Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the council of the town of Smith-
field, that the regular meeting of the town council shall be
held on the first Tuesday night each month at such hour as
may be determined on by resolution, and special meetings may
be called by the mayor or any three members of the council.
In case of called meetings every member shall be notified
either verbally or by written notices left at his residence, but
no notice is required of regular meetings.
Sec. 2. At the first regular meeting of the council after
the election and qualification of the members thereof, there
shall be appointed by the mayor for a term of two years the
following committees :
Ist. A finance committee, whose duty it shall be to make
out the annual license tax bill and report the same to the coun-
cil, and shall ascertain the requirements for the ensuing fiscal
year and shall recommend the yearly levy upon the real and
personal property in the said town necessary to meet the ex-
penses of the town government, including the interest upon
any loans contracted. It shall also be the duty of the finance
committee to examine and report to the council the condition
of the town finances as ascertained by an examination of the
treasurer’s accounts at least once a year. All matters relating
to the finances of the town shall be first referred to the finance
committee for an examination and report.
2nd. A committee on Ordinances, who shall propose from
time to time such ordinances as may seem necessary, and to
whom shall be referred all proposed ordinances, and the re-
port of said committee shall in all cases be required before
the council take final action.
3rd. A committee on Streets, to whom shall be referred all
matters relating to streets, footways, bridges and lights.
4th. A committee on Health, whose duty it shall be to in-
quire from time to time into the health of the town and to take
such action as may be necessary to preserve the same, and
they shall report to the council any ways and means by which
the health of the town, in their judgment may be improved.
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rs to be placed on said
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tters as may to the said
> the health of the town
rson feeling himself ag-
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shall be organized, the
st meeting,
ee.
nittee.
ber present the ayes and
council for its rules of
harter of the town and
ed for the regulation of
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hose duty it shall be t
ment of the police fore
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14 ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
Sth. Police committee, whose duty it shall be to make a
code of rules for the government of the police force and at-
tach penalties for the violation of the same.
6th. A Building committee, whose duty it shall be to fix
the building line upon the several streets of the town, and
to regulate the character of buildings to be placed on said
streets as to the material used therein, the character of the
roofs of same and all such other matters as may to the said
committee appear expedient to insure the health of the town
and guard against fire. But any person feeling himself ag-
grieved by any rules of the committee shall have the right to
appeal to the full council,
SEc. 3. When a regular meeting shall be organized, the
order of business shall be as follows:
I. . Reading of the minutes of last meeting.
II. Reports of officers..
1. Report of mayor:
2. Report of treasurer.
3. Report of town clerk.
4. Report of town sergeant.
III. Report of committees.
. Report of finance committee.
. Report of ordinance committee.
. Report of street committee.
. Report of health committee.
. Report of police committee,
Report of building committee.
IV. Special committees.
V. Unfinished business.
VI. New business.
VII. Adjournment.
Num WhO
Sec. 4. At the request of any member present the ayes and
nays shall be recorded.
SEC. 5. In all other respects the council: for its rules of
government shall be guided by the charter of the town and
the laws of the state made and provided for the regulation of
towns and cities.
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sain + |
ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD Le
GPL ee bes bh
THE MAYOR.
Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the council of the town of
Smithfield, that it shall be the duty of the mayor to see that
the laws and ordinances of the corporation and all other regu-
lations lawfully established for its government are faithfully
executed. | | of
Sec. 2. The mayor shall exercise a constant supervision
over and see that the duties of the various officers of the town
are faithfully performed, and shall report to the council any
negligence or misconduct of any of said officers. He shall
have the power to suspend for a period not exceeding thirty
days all subordinate officers for misconduct in office or negli-
gence of duty until the next meeting of the council, The office
of mayor shall be at such place within the limits of the town as
the council may prescribe. He shall be ex-officio chief of po-
lice of the town, and shall be empowered to make such regu-
lations and issue such orders as may be conducive to the peace
and good order of the town. He shall hear and determine all
cases of violation of any of the ordinances of the town and
impose fines or other penalties for same.
Sec. 3. The’ mayor shall make a monthly report to the
council of all fiines that may be imposed or assessed by him
during the preceding month preceding, the meeting of the
council. for violation of ordinances or other laws, specifying
the amount of each fine, the time when and the name of the
person against whom it may have been assessed, and shall pay
over to the treasurer monthly all sums collected by him and
shall take the treasurer’s receipt for the same.
Sec. 4.. The mayor’s salary shall be fixed by the council,
but when presiding in the trial of any case, he shall be entitled
to the fees allowed to justices of the peace.
GAP TER LL,
TOWN CLERK.
SEC, |. Be it ordained’ by the council of the town of
Smithfield, that the town clerk shall attend all meetings of the
shall endeavor to prevent the commission of offences against
the laws and ordinances of the town and against the laws of
the State of Virginia within his jurisdiction; shall disperse
all unlawful assemblies and perform all other duties which may
be required of him by ordinance or other resolutions of the
council, :
SEc. 3. It shall be the duty of the town sergeant to inspect
at least twice a year when so ordered by the mayor all lots,
grounds, cellars and yards within the limits of the town, and °
whenever in his opinion any of the same may be found in a
state of nuisance or so situated that a nuisance may be cre-
ated, he shall cause a written notice to be served upon the oc-
cupant or the owner, directing the said nuisance or the cause
of the nuisance to be removed, and if such owner or occupant
shall fail to comply therewith, he shall be liable to a fine of
five dollars for every day he shall fail to comply with the said
notice, and shall moreover pay the expenses incurred in case
such nuisance shall be removed under the authority of the
mayor, which the mayor is authorized to have done.
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eedings in a well bound
for any reason the clerk
clerk pro tempore shall
lose minutes of the pro-
o by the said clerk pro
wn record by the clerk
next meeting at which
hall in a separate book
‘curately enter all ordi-
its thereto, giving the
he margin to any ordi-
led by passage of the
igs of the town council
‘pt in the office of the
othe inspection of any
the town, but they
from his office or
sent of the council.
is office all papers
take care and pre-
ny books or papers
‘ things relating to
ime see fit to order.
ms or associations
a license tax is re-
al license tax bill,
t shall come to his
is prosecuting any
ise tax is required
NUE,
enue shall prepare
ining a list of all
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d regulations pre-
'D OBSTRUCTIONS TO
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one to encroach on
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ES TOWN OF SMITHFIE
€ sergeant shall have cause to s}
any house or enclosure, he mz
the owner or occupant refuse t
- a full examination of the pr
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1 sergeant shall at least once a
1es and alleys of the town and ¢
all improper obstructions or th
any party causing or by his def:
tion or nuisance to continue q
int to remove or abate the san
le mayor and be dealt with ac
cant shall have the right to e
offered for sale within the lit
unsound or distempered and
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IMPROVEMENTS AND OBSTRU
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lained by the council. of thi
‘et in the town shall be deem
e public expense unless the
ed or accepted by the town.
t be lawful for any one to e1
or street of said town by tl
portico, step, building, fence
nt shall be deemed an obstri
ie owner or occupant of the
ent may occur within ten |
sergeant. Any one violating
to a fine of Five dollars for
wed to remain after due noti
16
ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
council and accttrately record its proceedings in a well bound
book, countersigning the same: and if for any reason the clerk
should be absent from ally meeting, a clerk pro tempore shall
be appointed by the presiding officer whose minutes of the pro-
ceedings of said meeting, certified unto by the said clerk pro
tempore shall be transcribed in the town record by the clerk
of the council and read by him at the next meeting at which
he shall be present. -
‘Sec. 2. The clerk of the council shall in a separate book
from the town record, carefully and accurately enter all ordi-
nances of the town and all amendments thereto, giving the
date of their passage and reference on the margin to any ordi-
Nance or ordinances amended or repealed by passage of the
same. |
SEC. 3. The record of the proceedings of the town council
and the book of ordinances shall be kept in the office of the
clerk of the council, subject at all times to the inspection of any
member of the council or any citizen of the town, but they
shall under no circumstances be removed from his office or
under his care unless by and with the consent of the council.
He shall file and carefully preserve in his office all papers
which may come into his hands as clerk; take care and pre-
serve the town seal, make extracts from any books or papers
as the council may direct, and do all other things relating to
his office as the council may from time to time see fit to order.
SEC. 4. He shall assess all persons, firms or associations
doing a business within the town whereon a license tax is re-
quired by law, as prescribed by the annual license tax bill,
and shall inform the town sergeant when it shall come to his
notice that any person, firm or corporation is prosecuting any
business, trade or calling for which a license tax is required
without having first obtained the same.
THE COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE.
Sec. 1. The Commisisoner of the Revenue shall prepare
duplicate assessment rolls or books, containing a list of all
property and persons required to be taxed, which said rolls or
books shall be prepared and property and persons ascertained
and enumerated according to the laws and regulations pre-
ee ory
CONCERNING STREETS, IMPROVEMENTS AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO
THE SAME.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained by the council of the town of
Smithfield that no street in the town shall be deemed entitled
to improvement at the
have been legally opened or accepted by the town.
DEC. 2. H- shall riot be lawful for any one to encroach on
any sidewalk, footway or street of said town by the erection
of any porch, veranda, portico, step, building, fence or other-
wise such encroachment shall be deemed an obstruction and
shall be removed by the owner or occupant of the premises,
when such encroachment may occur within ten days after
notice from the town sergeant. Any one violating this ordi-
nance shall be subject to a fine of Five dollars for each day
such obstruction is allowed to remain after due notice,
es ee
public expense unless the same shall
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council and acctrately record its proceedings in a well bound
book, countersigning the same: and if for any reason the clerk
should be absent from any meeting, a clerk pro tempore shall
be appointed by the presiding officer whose minutes of the pro-
ceedings of said meeting, certified unto by the said clerk pro
tempore shall be transcribed in the town record by the clerk
of the council and read by him at the next meeting at which
he shall be present. .
Sue, 4.) Theclerk of the council shall in a separate book
from the town record, carefully and accurately enter all ordi-
nances of the town and all amendments thereto, giving the
date of their passage and reference on the margin to any ordi-
nance or ordinances amended or repealed by passage of the
same. i ae
SEc. 3. The record of the proceedings of the town council
and the book of ordinances shall be kept in the office of the
clerk of the couneil sthiect at all times ta the inspection of any
S
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ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD 17
scribed by the state for the enumeration and assessment of
‘property and persons for state taxation, in so far as it may be
necessary to follow said laws and regulations or the same may
be applicable. The said rolls or books shall be completed and
ready for delivery to the council annually at its regular meet-
ing in September or October.
COLAD Link 1,
TOWN SERGEANT.
Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the council of the town of
Smithfield, that the town sergeant shall have the same powers
and discharge the same duties as a constable within the cor-
porate limits of the town and to a distance of one mile beyond
the same. .
Sec. 2. He shall execute warrants and other process di-
rected to him, shall make known to the mayor all violations of
town laws and ordinances which shall come to his knowledge,
shall endeavor to prevent the commission of offences against
the laws and ordinances of the town and against the laws of
the State of Virginia within his jurisdiction; shall disperse
all unlawful assemblies and perform all other duties which may
be required of him by ordinance or other resolutions of the
council. , .
Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of the town sergeant to inspect
at least twice a year when so ordered by the mayor all lots,
grounds, cellars and yards within the limits of the town, and —
whenever in his opinion any of the same may be found in a
state of nuisance or so situated that a nuisance may be cre-
ated, he shall cause a written notice to be served upon the oc-
cupant or the owner, directing the said nuisance or the cause
of the nuisance to be removed, and if such owner or occupant
shall fail to comply therewith, he shall be liable to a fine of
five dollars for every day he shall fail to comply with the said
notice, and shall moreover pay the expenses incurred in case
such nuisance shall be removed under the authority of the
mayor, which the mayor is authorized to have done.
the town, but they
from his office or
sent of the council.
is office all papers
take care and pre-
ny books or papers
- things relating to
ime see fit to order.
‘ms or associations
a license tax is re-
lal license tax bill,
t shall come to his
is prosecuting any
ise tax 1s required
NUE,
enue shall prepare
ining a list of all
which said rolls or
ersons ascertained
d regulations pre-
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| be deemed entitled
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one to encroach on
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€ sergeant shall have cause to s1
any house or enclosure, he mz
the owner or occupant refuse t
/ a full examination of the pr
re dollars.
1 sergeant shall at least once a
les and alleys of the town and «
all improper obstructions or th
any party causing or by his def:
tion or nuisance to continue <
int to remove or abate the san
1¢ mayor and be dealt with ac
cant shall have the right to e
offered for sale within the lir
unsound or distempered and
ge and destroy the same, unk
the mayor to whom the own
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-et in the town shall be deem
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ed or accepted by the town.
it be lawful for any one to et
or street of said town by tl
, portico, step, building, fence
nt shall be deemed an obstri
he owner or occupant of the
ent may occur within ten |
sergeant. Any one violating
to a fine of Five dollars for
wed to remain after due noti
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SEC. 4. When the sergeant shall have cause to suspect that
a nuisance exists in any house or enclosure, he may demand
entry therein, and if the owner or occupant refuse to open the
same and to prevent a full examination of the premises, he
shall pay a fine of five dollars.
SEc. 5. The town sergeant shall at least once a week visit
the several streets, lanes and alleys of the town and cause them
to be kept free from all Improper obstructions or the presence
of any nuisance; and any party causing or by his default suffer-
ing any such obstruction or nuisance to continue after being
ordered by the sergeant to remove or abate the same shall be
reported by him to the mayor and be dealt with according to
law. ;
SEC. 6. The sergeant shall have the right to examine all
meats, fish and fowls offered for sale within the limits of the
town which may be unsound or distempered and he is au-
thorized to take charge and destroy the same, unless his de-
cision is reversed by the mayor to whom the owner has the
right to appeal at once.
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CONCERNING STREETS, IMPROVEMENTS AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO
THE SAME.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained by the council of the town of
Smithfield that no street in the town shall be deemed entitled
to improvement at the public expense unless the same shall
have been legally opened or accepted by the town. |
BEC. 2. It shall not be lawful:for any one to encroach on
any sidewalk, footway or street of said town by the erection
of any porch, veranda, portico, step, building, fence or other-
wise such encroachment shall be deemed an obstruction and
shall be removed by the owner or occupant of the premises,
when such encroachment may occur within ten days after
notice from the town sergeant. Any one violating this ordi-
nance shall be subject to a fine of Five dollars for each day
such obstruction is allowed to remain after due notice,
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ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD 19
Sec. 3. It shall not be lawful for any firm or person to
obstruct with boxes, barrels, crates or other things any of the
sidewalks of the town so as to prevent a clear walkway of six
feet. Any violation of this ordinance shall be subject to a
fine of Two dollars for each offence. :
Sec. 4. It shall not be lawful for any person, firm or cor-
poration to suspend any sign or other thing over or across the
sidewalk of the town. Every sign or other thing thus sus-
pended shall be deemed an obstruction and shall be removed
upon notice, and the publication of this ordinance shall be
deemed due notice. Any one failing to remove the same shall
subject the owner or person so suspending the same to a fine
of Two dollars for each day or fraction thereof it remains so
suspended.
Sec. 5. It shall not be lawful for any person to put straw
or paper, sweepings, refuse or rubbish of any kind in the
streets, gutters or sidewalks of said town. Any person vio-
lating this ordinance shall be fined not less than Two dollars
for each offence and be required to remove the same at once.
This section shall not apply to persons who are excavating for
buildings and use the streets temporarily, but all earth or other
material so placed upon the streets must be deposited so as
not to interfere with the drainage of the gutters, and must
be removed whenever directed by street committee or ser-
geant within a reasonable time.
Sec. 6. No owner of any lot fronting on any street, lane
or alleyway of said town shall permit any gate to open out-
ward or to hang across any sidewalk or footway of the town.
Any person having such gate shall remove the same at once
upon notice from the mayor, and failing to do so shall be
fined 50 cents for each day he allows it to remain.
Sec. 7. It shall not be lawful for any person to interfere
in any manner with the drain gutters or culverts of the town
without permission of the council. Any violation of this
section shall be subject to a fine of Five dollars for each
offence.
Sec. 8. Any person engaged in building, repairing or mak-
ing any improvements on any roof or chimney of a house on
any street, lane or alley shall place barriers sufficient to warn
t
section, unless it be absolutely necessary for the placing of
such barriers or completion of such work. And shall suspend
lanterns at night to warn all people who pass along said street
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CONCERNING OFFENCES AGAINST MORALS AND DECENCY.
Sec. 1. No bar room, saloon or other place for the sale
of intoxicant liquors, bitters or other drinks shall be opened,
and no intoxicating liquors, bitters or other drinks shall be
sold in any bar room, restaurant, store or other place from
SMITHFIELD
rerously near such roof,
not less than Two nor
f failure to comply with
night.
‘ive any horse or other
s an hour, or who shall
careless a manner as to
treets,-or train or break
unbroken horse on any
the town, shall be fined
ve dollars.
equence of fast or care-
s, lanes or alleyways of
ny person, shall be fined
section shall in nowise
ured to bring his action
i any person to roll or
r hand delivery wagon,
the town. Any person
not less than One nor
ay baseball or throwing
cites, or use sling-shots,
the streets of said town
more than Five dollars
tr hitch a horse or other
r any vehicle to which
fined not less than One
naliciously, wantonly or
ith paint, or cut, break
2, sign, lamp post, lamp,
telephone or telegraph
le nor more than Five
‘ed to pay to the owner
Idill LIKCTCWIDST VCO CALTLIUTU
1 cotta flues shall be put
-eady built in said town.
2rested or any insuran¢
L bh wsts MAW ere =
sergeant or other off-
fuse to do so, shall be
n without unnecessary
a hearing.
ithing in Pagan River
e limts of the town or
e between the hours of
not less than Two nor
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ORDINANCES TOWN OF S|
ot passenger against passing danger:
or chimney, under a penalty of ne
e than Five dollars for each day of f
ordinance, and suspend lights at nig
ec. 9. Any person who shall driv
ial at a greater speed than 6 miles a
or drive any animal in so fast or ca
inger persons passing along the strez ¢
horse or other animal, or try an mw
he streets, lanes or alleyways of the
less than Two nor more than Five?”
nd
ec. lO. Any person who in conseqt
ae ] ole
driving through any of the streets, I
town shall injure, maim or hurt any
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air the rights of the person so injut ;
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damages against said person. ‘I
pc. 11, It shall not be lawful for |,
yell any hand-cart, wheelbarrow or he
k or iron safe on the sidewalks of. tT
ating this ordinance shall be fined H
e than Five dollars.
Ec. 12. Any person who shall play,
iseball, football, or bandy, or fly kit
hrow stones, brick-bats, rocks, in th.
1 be fined not less than One nor mo
each offence. | le
eC, 13, Hi amy person shall te or |,
nal to any tree box, lamp post or 4j.
‘her horse is hitched, he shall be fir,
more than Five dollars.
EC. 14. Every person who shall men,
lessly mark with chalk or daub witp;
therwise injure or deface any fence, 1,
, tree box, or house or building, tj,
, shall-be fined: not less than Onepe
ars, and in addition shall be requires
lamages so done. la
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20 ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
a foot passenger against passing dangerously near such roof,
wall or chimney, under a penalty of not less than Two nor
more than Five dollars for each day of failure to comply with
this ordinance, and suspend lights at night.
SEC. 9. Any person who shall drive any horse or other
animal at a greater speed than 6 miles an hour, or who shall
ride or drive any animal in so fast or careless a manner as to
endanger persons passing along the streets, or train or break
any horse or other animal, or try an unbroken horse on any
of the streets, lanes or alleyways of the town, shall be fined
not less than Two nor more than Five dollars.
SEC. 10. Any person who in consequence of fast or care-
less driving through any of the streets, lanes or alleyways of
the town shall injure, maim or hurt any person, shall be fined
not less than Twenty dollars. This section shall in nowise
impair the rights of the person so injured to bring his action
for damages against said person.
sec. Il. It shall not be lawful for any person to roll or
propell any hand-cart, wheelbarrow or hand delivery wagon,
truck or iron safe on the sidewalks of the town. Any person
violating this ordinance shall be fined not less than One nor
more than Five dollars.
Sec. 12. Any person who shall play baseball or throwing
a baseball, football, or bandy, or fly kites, or use sling-shots,
or throw stones, brick-bats, rocks, in the streets of said town
shall be fined not less than One nor more than Five dollars
for each offence.
SEC. 13. If any person shall tie or hitch a horse or other
animal to any tree box, lamp post or any vehicle to which
another horse is hitched, he shall be fined not less than One
nor more than Five dollars.
Sec. 14. Every person who shall maliciously, wantonly or
carelessly mark with chalk or daub with paint, or cut, break
or otherwise injure or deface any fence, sign, lamp post, lamp,
tree, tree box, or house or building, telephone or telegraph
pole, shall be fined not less than One nor more than Five
dollars, and in addition shall be required to pay to the owner
all damages so done.
as Verne re py ee ee ne lat KC WiIst pC cAtciUuTcUa
section, unless it be absolutely necessary for the placing of 1 cotta flues shall be put
such barriers or completion of such work. And shall suspend -eady built in said town.
lanterns at night to warn all people who pass along said street arested or any insuranc ,
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thing in Pagan River
e limts of the town or |
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not less than Two nor
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CONCERNING OFFENCES AGAINST MORALS AND DECENCY.
Sec. 1. No bar room, saloon or other place for the sale
of intoxicant liquors, bitters or other drinks shall be opened,
MS and no intoxicating liquors, bitters or other drinks shall be
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ings or rind or any kind of fruit upon the streets or sidewalks
of said town; any violation shall be fined not less than One
nor more than Five dollars.
SEC. 16. No person shall allow any swill, slops or other
refuse water to flow into any street or lane of the town, under
a penalty of not less than One nor more than Five dollars.
Sec. 17. The established slope from the building line to
the curb of the sidewalk in the town shall be one-half inch to
each foot of pavement and all new pavements laid in said
town shall conform to this ordinance.
Sec. 18. Whenever a property owner along the paved
streets of the town has a driveway entering his premises finds
it necessary to cross the curbing in order to enter the said
driveway, he may cut the curbing down in a slanting way to-
ward said street, provided he back it up and so lay the bricks
as not to mar or interfere with said pavement. Provided,
however, he must first obtain the consent of the street com-
mittee, and such alterations shall be made under their direct
supervision and according to their directions.
Sec. 19. Any contractor or other person or persons en-
gaged or about to engage in building, repairing or making
any improvements on any house or lot on which materials are
to be used or from which materials, dirt or rubbish are to be
removed, unless prohibited by the street committee, may de-
posit such material, dirt or rubbish on that part of the car-
riage way of such street in front of the premises as’ does not
exceed one-third of the width thereof, but the use of the eut-
ters must not be obstructed. But when two persons are build-
ing, repairing or making improvements opposite each other
on the same street, each shall use as aforesaid one-fourth of
said street. And any contractor or person engaged in build-
ing, repairing or making improvements on a roof, wall or
chimney of a house shall place sufficient barriers to warn foot
passengers against passing such roof, wall or chimney. In
no case shall the sidewalk or gutters be obstructed under this
section, unless it be absolutely necessary for the placing of
such barriers or completion of such work. And shall suspend
lanterns at night to warn all people who pass along said street
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‘rood work and the stove
igh the side of any house
et from said side of the
east three feet above the
’ fastened with wire and
iall likewise be extended
1 cotta flues shall be put
-eady built in said town.
crested or any insurance
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CHAPTER. VIE,
CONCERNING OFFENCES AGAINST MORALS AND DECENCY.
Sec. 1. No bar room, saloon or other place for the sale
of intoxicant liquors, bitters or other drinks shall be opened,
and no intoxicating liquors, bitters or other drinks shall pe
sold in any bar room, restaurant, store or other place from
Ti. ee wera Ew SS
sergeant or other offi- |
2fuse to do so, shall be
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a hearing.
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f the obstruction placed thereon; sa
urning from sunset to sunrise. But i
int land adjacent to such lot upon wh
laterial, then he shall be required to
ose expressed herein. Any violation
2 fined not less than Two dollars nor
yr each day such material, dirt or rubl
a, And when any such streets are
mps at night to warn foot passengers
Sec. 20. Any person who desire:
ith the water and gas company’s |
mithfield Water Company, shall firs |
g up the streets, sidewalks, alleys,
id town from the street committee a
> done in all manner as said commit
reets, sidewalks, lanes, alley ways shi
; such work is done be refilled in and’
mmed to prevent any settling and a
ents so taken up. shall be immedi
rmer condition. And any settling
ay occur from such work shall be rer
itty whose premises the connections
e event of their failure so to do, the
ive same done at once and require th)
ork so done.
Sec. 21. No owner or occupier of |
risdiction of Smithfield shall allow ’
rough any wood partition or the roo!”
le of any building unless the same is.
‘(y wood work on all sides and is prot
ick, stone or metal between said wo
pe and when stove pipe passes throug”
e same shall after passing three fee'”
use be run up until it shall go at lei’
of of said building and be securely ©
1en it goes through any roof it sha“
ree feet above said roof. No terra
any building hereafter built or alre®
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of the obstruction placed thereon; said lights shall be kept
burning from sunset to stinrise. But if such person have va-
cant land adjacent to such lot upon which he could place such
material, then he shall be required to use that for the pur-
pose expressed herein. Any violation of this ordinance shall
be fined not less than Two dollars nor more than Five dollars
for each day such material, dirt or rubbish shall remain there-
on. And when any such streets are used, he shall suspend
lamps at night to warn foot passengers and teams.
SEC. 20. Any person who desires to make connections
with the water and gas company’s main or sewer of the
Smithfield Water Company, shall first obtain permission to
dig up the streets, sidewalks, alleys, lanes or walkways of
said town from the street committee and all such work must
be done in all manner as said committee shall direct and all
streets, sidewalks, lanes, alley ways shall immediately as soon
as such work is done be refilled in and thoroughly packed and
rammed to prevent any settling and all bricks or other pave-
ments so taken up shall be immediately restored to their
former condition. And any settling or other defect which
may occur from such work shall be remedied and fixed by the
party whose premises the connections were made for and in
the event of their failure so to do, the street committee shali
have same done at once and require the owner to pay for the
work so done.
Sec. 21. No owner or occupier of any house within the
jurisdiction of Smithfield shall allow any stove pipe to pass
through any wood partition or the roof of any building or the
side of any building unless the same is at least 10 inches from
any wood work on all sides and is protected by the placing of
brick, stone or metal between said wood work and the stove
pipe and when stove pipe passes through the side of any house
the same shall after passing three feet from said side of the
house be run up until it shall go at least three feet above the
roof of said building and be securely fastened with wire and
when it goes through any roof it shall likewise be extended
three feet above said roof. No terra cotta flues shall be put
in any building hereafter built or already built in said town.
And upon complaint of any one interested or any insurasice
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agent or inspector the same wherever they exist in violation
of this: section shall be immediately removed under a penalty
of not less than $2.50 or more than $20 for each offence.
CHAPTER VI.
CONCERNING FIRE ARMS.
Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the council of the town of
Smithfield, that any person who shall discharge any gun,
pistol or other fire arms charged with powder, ball or other
deadly thing within the jurisdiction of said town, except for
the destruction of some rabid animal or in case of similar
necessity shall be fined not less than Two or more than Ten
dollars for each offence.
Sec. 2. Any person carrying about his person, concealed
from common observation, any pistol, dirk, razor, bowie
knife or weapon of. any kind, shall be fined not less than
Twenty nor more than One hundred dollars and such weapon
shall be forfeited to the town and sold, the proceeds of sale
to be delivered to the town treasurer and to go in the general
fund.
Sec. 3. Any person who shall shoot off or discharge
any fire cracker or rocket or fireworks or any combustible ma-
terial within the limits of the town except on public holidays
and then only with the consent and under such conditions as
the mayor shall prescribe, shall be fined not less than $1 or
more than $5 for each offence.
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CONCERNING OFFENCES AGAINST MORALS AND DECENCY.
Sec. 1. No bar room, saloon or other place for the sale
of intoxicant liquors, bitters or other drinks shall be opened,
and no intoxicating liquors, bitters or other drinks shall be
sold in any bar room, restaurant, store or other place from
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24 ORDINANCES TOWN
eleven o'clock Saturday night un
ceeding Monday morning; ten
violation of this ordinance shall
nor more than Fifty dollars.
Sec. 2. It shall not be lawful
shop or ply his vocation as a be
of the town on the Sabbath day.
nance shall be fined not less than
dollars for each offence.
SEC. 3. Any person not being
keeper, dealer in ice, or keeper of
his or her place of business for th
days, unless in case of supplying
burials at any time on Sundays sh:
or more than Twenty dollars.
SEC. 4. Any person who shal’
conduct at any exhibition or publi
in the town or at any church or
shall in any way annoy or disturk
not less than Two or more than
offence. And if any person off
quired by the sergeant or other o
duct, he shall be arrested and cc
discretion of the mayor shall be c
not longer than 24 hours.
SEc. 5. Any person who sha
shall make a disorderly noise o;
other places of public resort in th
way disturb the good order and
fined not less than Two nor mor
offence and upon being required b
cer to desist from such conduct, sl
committed to jail until such part
delay be brought before the mayc
SEC. 6. If any person be fou
or any other place within the cor
within 300 yards thereof in a nud
5 A. M. and 8 P. M., he shall be
more than Five dollars.
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24 ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
eleven o’clock Saturday night until sun rise oe ie tee ae
ceeding Monday morning; ten o'clock othe ae oe 4 a
violation of this ordinance shall be fined not less than 1&
nor more than Fifty dollars. 4
Sec. 2. It shall not be lawful for any person to ee
shop or ply his vocation as a barber within the Lae 8
of the town on the Sabbath day. Any violation o Bs os
nance shall be fined not less than Ten nor more than ‘1 wenty
dollars for each offence. ee
Sec. 3. Any person not being an epee saan a : ;
keeper, dealer in ice, or keeper of an ordinary ie : es Une
his or her place of business tor the sale of pe al 5 e : tae
days, unless in case of supplying the needs o a ean oe
burials at any time on Sundays shall be fined not less thé et
; Twenty dollars. , :
; Lay gg eee who shall be guilty of any ee
conduct at any exhibition or public meeting at any Ee eu ie
in the town or at any church or place of public a ie
shall in any way annoy or disturb the audience,. abe i bee
not less than Two or more than Ten dollars for Sig .
offence. And if any person offending shall vee Ww Bara
quired by the sergeant or other officers cesist tt oe i : a
duct, he shall be arrested and committed to jai a. Pe
discretion of the mayor shall be confined therein tor a pe
et 24 hours.
ere oe ree person who shall be found drunk re
shall make a disorderly noise or conduct in ue ine
other places of public eae in oh ae fei i pes : e
isturb the good order and q :
ea sii than Two nor more than Ten es Oh Sea
offence and upon being required by the sergeant or 0 a : =
cer to desist from such conduct, shall refuse to do so, s ae
committed to jail until such party can ates unnecessary
delay be brought before the mayor for a ae eae
Sec. 6. If any person be found bathing ef is weer
or any other place within the corporate ae O Ss pe se
within 300 yards thereof in a nude state betw ai 1e oe ze
5 A. M. and 8 P. M., he shall be fined not less than Two
more than Five dollars.
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ORDINANCES. TOWN OF SMITHFIELD 25
Sec. 7. Any person who shall indecently expose himself
in any public place within the town in any manner whatsoever,
or who shall do any obscene act, or write any obscene lan-
Rete in tata
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} Zi guage or make any obscene marks or drawings on any house,
1 wall, fence or other thing in any public place, shall be fined not
| | less than Two or more than Five dollars. - other animal die within
i) al e e e
y \ Sec. 8. Any person who shall be found asleep during the of such animals shall im-
day or night in the streets or other exposed or public place, ‘ beyond the limits of the
shall be fined not less than One or more than Five dollars for bury same, he shall be
each offence. 1ot be lawful to put any
eee Na ac | River under a penalt
‘ Sec. 9. If any person shall, within the town or within I Mf
one mile of the corporate limits, keep a house of ill-fame, re- .
sorted to for the purpose of prostitution or lewdness, he or cause to be buried t ne
she shall be fined not less than Five dollars nor more than ey or garden or ni et
Two hundred dollars, and the owner of such property shall ee eu anes pe
be fined not less than $10 nor more than $200. - offender to a fine of not
fe tortal ee 1 | ll be required to disinter
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r*. SC. Gly): ent shall not be lawtu eee Be son li on Rayan Ghe carne aie
.: eats ie tor mixtures ae
by law to sell liquors, wines, or ardent spirts, mixt sido, shall bechned Bee
\ thereof, to erect any screen, paint any window or curtain or
| any other like device before or within the entrance from any
‘ ; any person to keep with-
street that would prevent a clear and unobstructed view of the
ee ; uncaged pigeons. Any
, public into any saloon, bar room, or any compartment in any
; : . ; Mi : subject to a fine of Ten
. store used for the sale of liquors, wine, ardent spirits, or any
! Se ei: mitt ie town is hereby required
b mixture thereof. Any person violating the provisions of this
; ; Se Tras | yund in the town.
} ordinance shall be punished for each day or part of day such iets
i! violation shall cordinue by a fine of not less than Five nor ot within five hundred
; ause or suffer any neces-
he
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se
more than Twenty dollars.
Sec. 11. If any. person not married to each other, lewdly
and laciviously associate and cohabit together, or whether
married or not be guilty of open and gross lewdness and las-
civiousness in the town or within one mile of the corporate
limits, they shall be fined not less than Five dollars nor more
than Fifty dollars.
Sec. 12. It shall not be lawful for any person, firm or
corporation to sell liquors, wines, ardent spirits or any mixture
thereof under any circumstances to a minor, or he or they
shall be fined not less than $10.00 nor more than $25.00 for
each oience.
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‘CHAPTER xX
CONCERNING VAGRANTS.
SEC. [,
secupied by him, or shall
t, to become offensive or
ot less than Two dollars
remain after notice from
it soil or cause the same
cause the same to be re-
rinal deposit of the same
here in the limits of the
any of the natural drains
dollars for each offence.
emoving same from orig-
n own premises.
entioned in Section 1 of
ne at large or on any lot
b 22110 ID LLILULITU VO all
cretion of the mayor, be
ardian; if an indentured
married woman, on her
_ immediately after judg-
amount of said judgment
actory security given for
<ceeding ten days, as the
judgment may prescribe,
lanner prescribed by law.
Any able-bodied person who shall go about beg-
eee or loitering without some visible means of subsistence or
| onest employment ; any person who shall unlawfully return to
cause the same to be renx
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Y . Yo NUISANCES.
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a sec. 1. If any horse, dog, cow or other animal die within
ge the limits of the town and the owner of such animals shall im-
Py aan mediately remove the carcass of same beyond the limits of the
- ORDINANCES T town at least one-half a mule, and bury same, he shall be
/ fined not less than $5, and it shall not be lawful to put any
: dead animal of any kind in Pagan River under a penalty
pec. 6.. If any person of $5
¥ rds of the limi
| oa Sec. 2. No person shall bury or cause to be buried the re-
i.
t
Pees.
of orginal deposit to some
from the corporate limits |
place shall become foul 01
tion of said soil or otherv
original deposit, such pers
or more than Five dollars |
after notice from the serge
Sac. u7. It shallnot.b
jack-ass or stallion up ar
town or stop them in any
violation of this ordinance
or more than Five dollars
Sec. 8. Every person.
occupying or controlling «
the town on which there n
water may accumulate sh
up or drain the same upor
any failure to comply wit!
than Two dollars for each
Sec. 9. Any person, |
corporate limits of the tc
obstruct or impede the na
lanes or alley ways and w
to be removed at once uf
fined not less than T’wo
day such obstruction 1s al
Sec, 10. wany person
to be used any sewer pipe
pure matter or water ma
than a stream of water v
fine of not less than One
for each day such pipe m
after written notice shall -
property and to the renter OT THE PIOpeily Vy tlic STIRCALIL UL
mains of any person in any private lot or garden or other |
parcel of ground within the limits of the town. Any such vio- |
lation of this section shall subject the offender to a fine of not
less than Twenty dollars and he shall be required to disinter
the body and bury in some cemetery or beyond the corporate
limits of the town, and failing so to do, shall be fined Five
dollars for each day of such failure.
SEc. 3.. It shall not be lawful for any person to keep with-
in the corporate limits of the town uncaged pigeons. Any
violation of this ordinance shall be subject to a fine of Ten
cents a day, and the sergeant of the town is hereby required
to kill all such pigeons that may be found in the town.
Sec. 4. If the occupier of any lot within five hundred \
yards of the corporate limits shall cause or suffer any neces- | :
sary hog pen, cow-house on the lot occupied by him, or shall | :
suffer the lot itself or any part of it, to become offensive or / |
to be a nuisance, he shall be fined not less than Two dollars “ |
for each day the same is suffered to remain after notice from |
the sergeant to abate the same. < .
Sec. 5. If any person bury night soil or cause the same \ |
to be buried or remove the same or cause the same to be re- \
moved from a privy or place of original deposit of the same
and bury or deposit the same elsewhere in the limits of the
town or empty or dump the same in any of the natural drains
of the town he shall be fined Five dollars for each offence.
This does not prevent parties from removing same from orig-
inal deposits and properly burying on own premises.
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married woman, on her
CHART aR xe ;
. immediately after judg-
CONCERNING VAGRANTS, amount of said judgment
SEC. 1. Any able-bodied actory security given for
person who shall go about beg-
€ visible means of subsistence or
on who shall unlawfully return to
ging or loitering without som
honest employment ; any pers
<ceeding ten days, as the
judgment may prescribe,
lanner prescribed by law.
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Src. 6. If any person in the corporation or within five
hundred yards of the limits fail to remove the night soil or
cause the same to be removed from the privy or other place
of orginal deposit to some point at least five hundred yards
from the corporate limits of the town after the said privy or
place shall become foul or offensive by reason of accumula-
tion of said soil or otherwise at said privy or other place of
original deposit, such person shall be fined not less than One
or more than Five dollars for each day of failure to so remove
after notice from the sergeant.
Sec. 7. It shall not be lawful for any person to lead a
jack-ass or stallion up and down any of the streets of the
town or stop them in any public place for exhibition. Any
violation of this ordinance shall be fined not less than T'wo
or more than Five dollars.
Sec. 8. Every person, company or corporation owning,
occupying or controlling a lot within the corporate limits of
the town on which there may be a sunken hole where stagnant
* SMITHEIELD
5
nade to the sergeant that
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son or persons who keep
ho allow disorderly peo-
wise stay in the same or
mproper or profane lan-
o sub rent or rent rooms
ulling or occupation, the
ve such owners or occu-
ses summoned, and after
sfied that such people are
shall fine them not less
in addition shall require
bond for their good be-
Ity as he may prescribe,
yond, the Mayor may re-
vithin twenty-four hours,
penalty of imprisonment
water may accumulate shall be required immediately to fill hs. ;
up or drain the same upon notice from the town sergeant and |
any failure to comply with such notice shall be fined not less
than Two dollars for each day of such failure. a )
Src. 9. Any person, company or corporation ‘within the
corporate limits of the town who shall so interfere with or
obstruct or impede the natural drainage of any of the streets,
lanes or alley ways and who shall not cause such obstruction
to be removed at once upon notice of the sergeant, shall be
Gned not less than Two or more than Five dollars for each
day such obstruction is allowed to continue.
Sec. 10. ‘Any person or persons who shall use or permit
to be used any sewer pipe or drainage pipe through which im-
pure matter or water may pass to empty in any place other
than a stream of water where mean tide reaches shall pay a
Gne of not less than One dollar nor more than Five dollars
for each day such pipe may be used or permitted to be used
after written notice shall have been made to the owner of the
property and to the renter of the property by the sergeant of
the town.
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OGS AND OTHER ANIMALS
oat, sheep, fowls, mule,
ull be permitted to run at
the town and any owner
to run at large shall be
an Five dollars for each
t ordinarily keeping same
yership so far as this sec-
ow any animal belonging
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ars for each offence.
entioned in Section 1 of
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CHAPTER Xx.
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SRS e se ae Z, Sec. 11. Upon complaint being made to the sergeant that |
ae a 3 Be Sf the owner or occupier of any house alae ‘ as
G. a . S 4 A of the town 1s occupied by any person or pet sons. W sy eep
oe EP the same in a disorderly manner, who allow clisot derly peo-
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A to people who follow no regular calling or occupation, the
e Mayor shall issue a warrant and have such owners or occu-
piers brought before him and witnesses summoned, and after
hearing all the evidence, if he be satisfied that such people are
a nuisance to the neighborhood he shall fine them not less
than $5.00 or more than $20.00 and in addition shall require
them to give a good and sufficient bond for their good be-
ORDINANCE: havior for six months in such penalty as he may prescribe,
and upon their failure to give such bond, the Mayor may re-
we | ; quire said parties to leave the town within twenty-four hours,
within the corporate li and not return therein again under a penalty of imprisonment
the sergeant of the to for a period not exceeding six months.
public pound and a fin
and charges of taking Eeerne
owner. If no owner c
public auction after fir CHAPTER IX.
and paying all cost an
ceeds of such sale sh CONCERNING HORSES, COWS, GOATS, HOGS AND OTHER ANIMALS
ected Sr Noe, cow, goat see, fons, mie
ivtit’ to aéccue ree tean bull:or other animal, except dogs, shall be permitted to run a
De ae ee large wihtin the corporate limits of the town ae ented
Sra 40 ne perton of same who shall SO pelott ee to - - ge : i % ‘
a ibad: | vance fined not less than Two ot more than ive ee ars for eac
fialine mutilahes Gr 1a offence. Possession of such animal or of cinat ily keeping same
iene ee hs on ones premises shall be deemed ownership so far as this sec-
os hall Tait tion is concerned.
Bee shall be fined ne SEC, Zor ey person who shall allow any animal belonging
She. Ee Any eels, to him or under his control and known to him individually ot
itrisdiction af tie foun by repute to be vicious to run at large shall be fined not less
same any chickens, geese than Five or more than ‘Twenty dollars for each offence.
not permit the ee. ih SEC. 3. If any of the animals mentioned in Section 1 of
Re Seenited. tees this chapter shall be found at any time at large or on any lot
pied by him and
zens of the town, and if
closures of said lot, the o
all damages done by saic
citizen in said town, whi
be heard and tried by the
in leu of any civil dama;
fine the owner of such for. re ere paso UT Inore tian [AG AID ICU ECU Oe
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eee ardian; if an indentured
married woman, on her
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ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD 29
within the corporate limits of the town, he shall be taken by
the sergeant of the town or any other person and put in a
public pound and a fine of Fifty cents together with all cost
and charges of taking care of the same shall be paid by the
owner. If no owner can be found the same shall be sold at
public auction after first advertising for ten days by notice
and paying all cost and charges, the remainder of the pro-
ceeds of such sale shall be turned over to the treasurer
of the town and paid to such owner if he be ever found, but
after two years and no such owner appears, it shall bar his
right to recover the same and shall go into the genreal fund
of the town.
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SEC. 4. Any person who overdrives, overloads, trots with
a load, tortures or cruelly beats, or unjustifiably injures,
maims, mutilates or kills any animal, whether belonging to
himself or another, or deprives any animal of necessary sus-
tenance, shall be fined not less than Two or more than Twenty
dollars. |
SEC. 5. Any owner or occupier of any lot within the
jurisdiction of the town of Smithfield who shall keep upon the
same any chickens, geese, ducks, or other domestic fowls, shall
not permit the same to range beyond the enclosures of the lot
so occupied by him and trespass upon the lots of other citi-
zens Of the town, and if the same shall range beyond the en-
closures of said lot, the owner of such fowl shall be liable for
all damages done by said fowls to the premises of any other
citizen in said town, which may be recovered by warrant to
be heard and tried by the mayor or any justice of the peace, or
in lieu of any civil damages the mayor may, upon complaint,
fine the owner of such fowls not less than $1.00 or more than
$5.00.
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CHAPTER X.
CONCERNING VAGRANTS,
Sec. 1. Any able-bodied person who shall go about beg-
ging or loitering without some visible means of subsistence or
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[; all persons who, not
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out from door to door,
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ms wandering about in
and incapable of work ;
loiter and reside there-
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| can give no reasonable
‘ss, shall be considered
Il penalties imposed by
tions 885 and 886, and
-found within the town
be brought before him
1 twenty-four hours, or
good behaviour for the
1 shall be and is hereby
nvering any vagrant or
yefore the mayor, and if
at the person or persons
vagrant as described in
such vagrant or vagrants
n not exceeding twelve
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sretion of the mayor, be
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amount of said judgment
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town after having been legally rem
having the wherewithal to maintair
live idly and without employment, a
common and usual wages given to
work in the town; all persons going
or placing themselves in the streets,
places to beg alms, and all other pe
the streets and begging, unless disab
all persons who shall come to town <.
in and following no labor, trade, bi
having no visible means of support, :
account of themselves or their bus
as vagrants, and shall be subject ti
law upon vagrants, Code of 1887, |
all acts amendatory thereto.
Sec. 2. Any vagrant who shall
limits, by warrant of the mayor, m
and required to leave the town wit
shall be required to give security f
period of twelve months. |
Sec. 3. The sergeant of the to
required and empowered, upon di
vagrants in the town, to bring then
upon examination it shall be found
are within the true description of
Sec. 1, he may, by his warrant, orde
to be employed in labor for a te
months.
Sec. 4. If a person by whom
infant, the said fine may, in the d
imposed on him or his parent or ¢
apprentice, on his master; and if
husband.
Sec. 5. Execution may be issu
ment for any fine imposed, unless th
and costs be forthwith paid or sati
its payment within. such time, not
mayor or other justice rendering th
except in case of an appeal in the
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town after having been legally removed; all persons who, not
having the wherewithal to’ maintain themselves and families,
live idly and without émployment, and refuse to work for the
common and usual wages given to other laborers in the like
work in the town; all persons going about from door to door,
or placing themselves in the streets, highways or other public
places to beg alms, and all other persons wandering about in
the streets and begging, unless disabled and incapable of work ;
all persons who shall come to town and loiter and reside there-
in and following .no labor, trade, business or occupation, and
having no visible means of support, and can give no reasonable
account of themselves or their. business, shall be considered
as vagrants, and shall be subject to all penalties imposed by
law upon vagrants, Code of 1887, Sections 885 and 886, and
all acts amendatory thereto.
Sec. 2. Any vagrant who shall be found within the town
limits, by warrant of the mayor, may be brought before him
and required to leave the town within twenty-four hours, or
shall be required to give security for good behaviour for the
period of twelve months.
Sec. 3. The sergeant of the town shall be and is hereby
required and empowered, upon discovering any vagrant or
vagrants in the town, to bring them before the mayor, and if
upon examination it shall be found that the person or persons
are within the true description of a vagrant as described in
Sec. 1, he may, by his warrant, order such vagrant or vagrants
to be employed in labor for a term not exceeding twelve
months. |
Sec. 4. If a person by whom a fine is incurred be an
infant, the said fine may, in the discretion of the mayor, be
imposed on him or his parent or guardian; if an indentured
apprentice, on his master; and if a married woman, on her
husband.
Sec. 5. Execution may be issued immediately after judg-
ment for any fine. imposed, unless the amount of said judgment
and costs be forthwith paid or satisfactory security given for
its payment within such time, not exceeding ten days, as the
mayor or other justice rendering the judgment may prescribe,
except in case of an appeal in the manner prescribed by law.
‘ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD 31.
If the fine be not paid, security given, or appeal taken, the
party may be committed to jail; or if the mayor elects to do so,
he may require the party to pay the fine imposed in labor for
the benefit of the town and under the direction of the proper
officers for such daily wages as may be fixed by the mayor.
4
GAAP PE et
STREETS AND PUBLIC PLACES.
The streets of this corporation shall be known by the fol-
lowing names, viz: |
Main—Running from the county wharf S. 521%4 W. to the
boundary line.
Church—From Main street S.S. E. to an angle on the lot of
Geo. R. Atkinson.
East Church—From the eastern terminus of Church street
EK. to boundary line.
Mason—From Main street S.E. by E. to the line of prop-
erty owned by Robert A. Edwards.
North Mason—From Main street N.W. by W. to the
boundary line or corporation limits.
Cedar—From the southern back line of the property of R.
A. Todd, S.W. by W. to Cocke’s lane.
Hill—From Mason street N. to Church street.
Canal—F rom East Church street 5. to line at Little Creek.
Wharf—From East Church street N. to Pagan river.
Institute—From Main street N.W. by W. to west side of
Grace street.
Smith—From Main street S.E. by E., between the lots of
Mrs. Drummond and O. C. Goodrich to corporation limits.
Cocke’s Lane—From Main street S.E. by E., between the
lands of the Misses Hayden and Mrs. Drummond to southern
limits of corporation.
Commerce—From Main street near its beginning at the
county wharf N.W. by N., N. by E., and N. to corporation
limits.
Grace—From Institute street westerly to Cary street.
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quested by any wharf owner or vessel owner for the purpose
of clearing his wharf or the approach thereto, or for the pur-
pose of clearing the channel from any vessels obstructing or
impeding the navigation thereof, the person requiring such
any fire to be kept on the deck thereof while lying at any
wharf or dock within the harbor, between the hours of 10
o’clock at night and 5 o’clock in the morning, from the first
of April to the first of October; and between the hours of 9
o’clock at night and 6 o’clock in the morning, from the first
of October to the first of April. Any one offending against
this section shall forfeit and pay a fine of $2.50 nor more than
$10.00 for each and every offence.
GE Saye et.
f i) THPIRLD-
corporate limits.
ned in the sufvey of
n the upper bridge,
int,
anchor so as to ob-
alty of not less than
anchor between the
not less than $2.50
lie outside of any
permission of the
n $2.50 nor more
show a white light
ream or at wharf.
han $10.00.
ne or profane lan-
imits. Penalty of
vessel propelled in
or above Jordan’s
hour. Penalty of
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“ps
ig or discharging
C ready to receive
in charge of any
ence.
Il admit of loading on
ners will be permitted
water when loaded is
the stream, except in
ecial permission from
vessel or boat within |
violation of this order. —
ORDINANCES TOWN OF |
-ary—From Main street north to th
\ll of which streets are more fully d
town made and recorded as referrec
CHAPTER XII
_ HARBOR LINES,
EC, 1. Harbor lines shall extend f
wn as Pierce’s Bridge, to Wright’s |
EC. 2. No vessel, boat or raft sha
ct the channel within these limits. P
O nor more than $10.00.
zc. 3. No vessel, boat or raft sha
louse and Thomas’ wharf. Penalty
more than $10.00.
zc. 4. No vessel, boat or raft sh:
r vessel at any wharf without spec
sor Master... Penalty of not less -
$10.00.
ic. 5. All vessels, boats or rafts sh
een sunset and sunrise, whether in
Ity of not less than $2.50 nor mor
c. 6. It shall be unlawful to use ol
e on any boat or vessel within the:
*ss than $1.00 nor more than $5.00,
c. 7. It shall not be lawful for a1
> or in part by steam to move in the |
re at a greater speed than 4 miles I
ss than $2.50 nor-more than $10.0(
we vv v zawnswuvry
> services of the harbor master are irc
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32 ORDINANCES TOWM OF SMITHRIELD
Cary—From Main street north to the corporate limits.
All of which streets are more fully defined in the sutrvey of
the town made and recorded as referred.
CHAPTER Dil.
HARBOR LINES,
Sec. 1. Harbor lines shall extend from the upper bridge,
known as Pierce’s Bridge, to Wright’s Point.
Sec, 2. Na vessel, boat or raft shall anchor so as to ob-
struct the channel within these limits. Penalty of not less than
$2.50 nor more than $10.00. |
SEC. 3. No vessel, boat or raft shall anchor between the
ice house and Thomas’ wharf. Penalty of not less than $2.50
nor more than $10.00.
SEC. 4. No vessel, boat or raft shall lie outside of any
other vessel at any wharf without special permission of the
Harbor Master. Penalty of not less than $2.50 nor more
than $10.00. |
SEC. 5. All vessels, boats or rafts shall show a white light
between sunset and sunrise, whether in stream or at wharf.
Penalty of not less than $2.50 nor more than $10.00.
SEC. 6. It shall be unlawful to use obscene or profane lan-
guage on any boat or vessel within these limits.
not less than $1.00 nor more than $5.00.
Sec. 7. It shall not be lawful for any vessel propelled in
whole or in part by steam to move in the harbor above Jordan’s
Bridge at a greater speed than 4 miles per hour.
not less than $2.50 nor more than $10.00.
Penalty of
Penalty of
ae ar a ee es re
ae
a i Ri aaa
quested by any wharf owner or vessel owner for the Dinpese
of clearing his wharf or the approach thereto, or for the pur-
pose of clearing the channel from any vessels obstructing or
impeding the navigation thereof, the person requiring such
1g or discharging
e ready to receive
in charge of any
ee Sati’ be kept on the deck thereof while lying at any
ey ton ane the harbor, between the hours of 10
o’clock at night and 5 o’clock in the morning, from the a
of April to the first of October; and between the hours i i
o'clock at night and 6 o’clock in the morning, from the a
of October to the first of April. Any one offending against
this ‘section shall forfeit and pay a fine of $2.50 nor more than
$10.00 for each and every offence.
MITC Gera riesgo
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HARBOR MASTER’S RULES AND REGULATIONS
FOR THE PORT OF SMITHFIELD.
HIS DUTIES.
He is charged with general and specfic duties as defined in
Rules, Regulations and Orders of the Council, which have
been or may be from time to time promulgated.
His jurisdiction is concurrent over the harbor of Smith-
field.
He is vested with authority to designate the anchorage
grounds of all vessels, and is required to keep the channel-way
and track of steamers clear. |
It is his duty to berth vessels at appropriate wharves and
docks; and when called upon by the proprietor or occupant of
any wharf or dock to change the berth of any vessel lying at
such occupant’s premises, it is made his duty to move such
vessel to some other wharf, or to a safe anchorage in the
stream. |
He is charged with the execution of the police regulations
which have been or may hereafter be adopted for the better
government of the harbor, and will report all delinquents and
offenders to the mayor.
The fees of the harbor master shall be as follows:
1. For indicating an anchorage or mooring ground or
docking
Schooners and barges 75 feet and under 90 feet........$ 50
Schooners and barges 90 feet to 175 feet.............. 1s
Schoolers and Darses-over 175 feet. v.44 va .+4 echo oo 1 00
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2. For shifting from one dock to another, where above fee
has been paid, one-half of above fee; otherwise, the same fees
as above.
3. Whenever the services of the harbor master are re-
quested by any wharf owner or vessel owner for the purpose
of clearing his wharf or the approach thereto, or for the pur-
pose of clearing the channel from any vessels obstructing or
impeding the navigation thereof, the person requiring such
a
a,
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who pay the fees pre-
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aed, the sum of $1.00.
egulations forbidding
the channel way, and
ire strictly observed,
l, speak her or adopt
, deem best to carry
tions of the United
> be blown, or ship’s
1 the harbor during
med to, and will re-
*s and regulations to
ction of the council,
1 the same and not
nite or nitro-glycer-
ter than 200 yards.
rf passing steamers,
ving or discharging
e handling of pow-
rom vessels in the
the harbor master,
1 against danger of
ly observed,
or in docks, shall,
»date vessels going
locks. They shall
kets’ berths, with-
ts of such wharves
fore and aft Spars,
davits turned up,
lg or discharging
> ready to receive
in charge of any
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“any fire to be kept on the deck thereof while lying at any
wharf or dock within the harbor, between the hours of 10
o’clock at night and 5 o’clock in the morning, from the first
of April to the first of October; and between the hours of 9
o’clock at night and 6 o’clock in the morning, from the first
of October to the first of April. Any one offending against
this section shall forfeit and pay a fine of $2.50 nor more than
$10.00 for each and every offence.
ll admit of loading on
ners will be permitted
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re
g fog horns to be blown, or ship's
shall order him to hi
nchored within the harbor during
strictly conformed to, and will re-
port all delinquents to the mayor. —
Resolved, That the follo
be observed in the water u
wing be the rules and regulations to
nder the jurisdiction of the council,
and that. all other rules inconsistent with the same and not
contained herein be repealed.
| ; I. No vessel having gunpowder,
ee sae penne ine on board shall appr
orders of the
self move the vessel
b if necessary, and sh
dynamite or ni
oach any wharf nearer
Such vessels shall anc ,
covered from the 01
4. Vessels entei
anchor or dropping
to departure, must
‘ter, and are forbidd
5. All vessels, |
have at all times a
quired to move wh
tro-glycer-
than 200 yards.
g or discharging
The handling of pow-
d from vessels in the
of the harbor master,
tion against danger of
igidly observed.
ignition and explosion
ter, and no vessel,
to any wharf so a:
regular ferry boat
6. It shall not
or in part by ste
Bridge at a great
is adopted and r
2. All vessels at the end of wharv
when required; haul either way to acco
in or coming out from such whar
not occupy regular steamers’ or
es, or in docks, shall
out permission from the rec
and docks.
mmodate vessels going
ves and docks. They shall
sailing packets’ berths, with-
ognized occupants of such wharves
They are required to rig in all fore an
have boats hoisted u
as the harbor master may di
a,
Pp under the bow, and davits
rect.
Vessels, when not en
Care must be t:
at work, both in t
d aft spars,
not be damaged |
turned up,
cargo, shall give
gaged in loading or
place to such vessels as are read
or deliver freight
S; if the captain or person in ch
7. The harbo
required so to re
at any of the wl
receiving cargo |
ticable, and as w_—
discharging
y to receive
arge of any
rge of any ship or vessel shall perune
in charge of any ship or vessel s|
a iy gegen on fi deck thereof while BNE an
eee - dock within the harbor, between the hours o
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an - ee et he he. ee necuite: the hours of 9
C aie me f and 6 o'clock in the morning, from the Be
tpg the first of April. Any one offending a
on eee shall forfeit and pay a fine of $2.50 nor mo
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Jee vessel refuse to move said vessel when notified by the occu- | :
; A aaa, throw any ballast, dirt,
pants of the wharf at which she is lying, the harbor master )
/ the water in any part
/ shall order him to haul to some other berth, or in the stream ; ,
shores of said harbor
f and should the captain or person in charge refuse to obey the
orders of the harbor master, then the harbor master shall him-
self move the vessel at the owner’s expense, by use of steaming
k. if necessary, and shall be entitled to a fee of $2.50, to be re-
‘covered from the owners of the offending vessel.
4. Vessels entering the harbor and intending to come to
anchor or dropping out from wharves or docks preparatory
é 5, to departure, must anchor under direction of the harbor mas-
ter, and are forbidden to anchor in the channel.
~ «5, All vessels, boats and lighters over 10 tons burden shall
7 have at all times a ship-keeper on board, and all such are re-
quired to move whenever ordered to do so by the harbor mas-
ter, and no vessel, boat or lighter shall anchor at or make fast
to any wharf so as in any way to obstruct the passage of any
regular ferry boat. is : |
6. It shall not be lawful for any vessel propelled in whole
or in part by steam to move in the harbor above Jordan’s
Bridge at a greater speed than 4 miles per hour.
Care must be taken to reduce this speed in passing dredgers
at work, both in the upper and lower harbor, so that they shall
not be damaged or their work retarded.
7. The harbor master has full authority, and he is hereby
required so to regulate the manner in which a vessel shall lie
at any of the wharves that the facilities for discharging and
receiving cargo may be afforded as generally as may be prac-
ticable, and as will best promote the public interest.
8. No person in charge of any ship or vessel shall permit
any fire to be kept on the deck thereof while lying at any
wharf or dock within the harbor, between the hours of 10
| o'clock at night and 5 o’clock in the morning, from the first
of April to the first of October; and between the hours of 9
o’clock at night and 6 o’clock in the morning, from the first
of October to the first of April. Any one offending against
this ‘section shall forfeit and pay a fine of $2.50 nor more than
$10.00 for each and every offence.
2 purpose of making a
the same, and which
1 secured so as to pre-
so offending shall for-
3 than $2.50 nor more
and the remaining half
iny dock, or at the en-
sel that shall be coming
‘to another therein, or
ructing, unless actually
en if deemed expedient
le delay which shall be
; in cases where some
lake it impracticable to
ptain or other person
ny of the wharves or
-booms, and place the
n vessel whenever re-
ir the occupant of any
having charge of any
y the directions afore-
0 for each and every
qable matter shall be
wharf or dock in the
ence.
ll admit of loading on
ners will be permitted
water when loaded is
the stream, except in
ecial permission from
vessel or boat within
violation of this order
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36 ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
9. If any such person shall cast or throw any ballast, dirt,
ashes, oyster shells, filth or trash into the water in any part
of the harbor of Smithfield or on the shores of said harbor
below high water mark, unless for the purpose of making a
wharf, after permission obtained for the same, and which
wharf shall be sufficiently enclosed and secured so as to pre-
vent injury to navigation, such person so offending shall for-
feit and pay for every offence not less than $2.50 nor more
than $10.00, one-half to the informer and the remaining half
to the town treasury.
10. If any vessel shall be lying in any dock, or at the en-
trance thereof, so as to obstruct any vessel that shall be coming
into the same, removing from one place to another therein, or
going out of the same, the vessel so obstructing, unless actually
engaged in loading or unloading, and then if deemed expedient
alty at the rate of $2.50 per hour for the delay which shall be
occasioned to the passing vessel, unless in cases where some
unavoidable casualty or accident may make it impracticable to
remove such obstructing vessel.
11. It shall be the duty of the captain or other person
having in charge any vessel lying at any of the wharves or
docks, to tep the yards, rig in the jib-booms, and place the
anchor or anchors on the deck of such vessel whenever re-
quired so to do by the harbor master, or the occupant of any
wharf, or his agent; and any person having charge of any
vessel who shall neglect or refuse to obey the directions afore-
said shall forfeit and pay a fine of $2.50 for each and every
offence.
12. No pitch, tar or other inflammable matter shall be
heated on board any vessel lying at any wharf or dock in the
harbor. Penalty of $5.00 for every offence.
13. Vessels whose draft of water will admit of loading on
the flats out of the way of passing steamers will be permitted
so to load, but no vessel whose draft of water when loaded is
over eight feet will be allowed to load in the stream, except in
cases of emergency, and then only by special permission from
the mayor.
14. Shooting from the deck of any vessel or boat within
the harbor is positively prohibited. Any violation of this order |
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ORDINANCES TOWN OF SMITHFIELD aT
will subject the party so offending to a fine of $2.50 nor more
than $10.00.
_15. Should any steamer plying in this harbor use wood as
fuel, a spark catcher or some other effectual spark extin-
guisher must be attached to the smokestacks of all such
steamers, so as to prevent the escape of burning flakes. A
non-observance of this section will subject the offending
steamers and owners to a fine of $5.00 for each and every
effence; and to full damages for any loss that may be sus-:
tained by fire traceable to any such steamer using wood for
fuel.
16. Any person violating any rule or regulation herein
contained, or disobeying any lawful order of a harbor master,
for which no penalty is specifically provided, shall be fined not
less than $2.50 nor more than $10.00, to go in the town
treasury.
Any acts or parts of acts in conflict with these are hereby
~ repealed.
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Gen.Tune,
Reca. Licences lal,
i" Fines 52,20
" Taxes celected UES enT,
Bal due Treas.last repost 14e,é1
Pa L © Breck lloetos
for insyection and Saall pox
case
Pa Standard Oil ee L7,le
bal.of bili for Jany.and Hreby
Gasoline
Pa VW Joyner ©, <6
Transvotatien fer tramp
Pa bills fer the Peor 52,00
" Ler Street oxpence ZOmoo!
Pa Mayors Salery Ora
" Polics 3,00
Pa fer Lignts Som75
Pd Fire dere artnent rent 1 ,5e
Pd Capt R w Jordan 1ee.00
fer Main. Mllty.ce.
Pa Treas. con, 25,50
; ? By Balance 404.5]
Te Balance due ae 404.5 See
Schoo] Fund Bal, last revert 952 » 45
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Gén.Fund.
Recd. Licences 21,48
" Fines 52,20
oo " Taxes celected 148,27
Bal due Treas.last repost 14e,61
PAL C Breck 190.90
for inspeotien and saall pox oe
case
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bal.of bill fer Jany.and Feby
Gasoline
Pa VW Jeyner . &, 26
Transpetatien fer tramp
Pa bills fer the Peor 52,08
"fer Street oxpence — 4355)
Pa Mayors salery 6,25
" Police 6,00
Pa fer Lights Seas
Pd Tire aepartnent rent 1 ,5e@
Pd Capt Rw Jordan 1ee@.00
for Main. Milty.ce.
Pa Treas. cen, 25,50
: By Balance 404,51
6e6, 46 606,46
Te Balance due Treas. 404,51 ee
School Fund Bal.last re}
pert 952,45
Reed. from taxes @8156,45
Pd erders school beard 47,75
Te Balanee 1041.15
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To the Council of the Town of Smithfield.
The District School Board of the town of Smithfield,in accérdance
with law,herewith submits an estimate of the amount of mon¢y
Which will be needed in the saia@ school district during th
school year for the purposes in the statute provided.
Rent of 2 houses for white schools
Janitor and fuel
Water
school furniture and appliances
Rent of colored school house
Trustees salary
Cost of white teachers 1575.00
Iwo colored teachers __300 .00
$1875.
Histimated amount from State .. yee
County 1000.00
Deficiency on pay of teachers S754
Total amount required for schools next year.
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150.00
9.00
250.00
25.00
36.00
875 .00
$1460.00
To the Council of the Town of Smithfield.
The District School Board of the town of Smithfield,in accdrdance
with law,herewith submits an estimate of the amount of monty
Which will be needed in the said school district during the
the purposes in the statute provided. |
next
school year for
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Rent of 2 houses for white schools 126.
Janitor and fuel 150 .0f
School furniture and appliences
250 .00
Rent of colored school house 25.00
Trustees salary . 86.00
Cost of white teachers 2675200
Iwo colored teachers | __500 .00
$1875.
Fstimated amount from State. .. 1
County __1000.00
Deficiency on pay of teachers S75 875 .00
Total amount required for schools next year, $1460.00
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To the Council of the Town of riiehrield.
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The above estimate is largely based on existing conditions,but
its believed that et inploonal tions will no longer be tolerated
or permitted to continue. An intelligent public demand requires
an efficient free school system in the town of Smithfield. —
It is believed that the public school facilites of the said yo
are Vereoty inferior to those of any town in the state,constituting
a separate school district,however inferior in population,wealth
or enterprise. ;
It is made the duty of this board by section 1466,of the Code of
Virginia,as amended by an Act of 1906,page 440,to provide suitable
school house,with proper furniture and appliances.
This Board respectfully submits that,it is unable to comply
with its duty in this respect.
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el bowa of Smithfield,or the District School:Board of
the said town,own a single public free school building.
That the building leased for such purpose are totally inadequate,
and,as this Board is8 informed /do not meet the requirements of the
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law,and,after the session next ensuing ee ae ee as unfit
for public free school purposes, |
That this Board is unable to lease & suitable building in the
said town in which to conduct and carry on the White public free
school,even if a lease of a building is contemplated by the exis-
Ging law. 7
That it is the duty of the Council of the town of Smithfield ,re-
quired by the Constitution ang the laws of Virginia,especially
by section 1522 of the Code,to establish and maintain an efficient
system of public free schools in the said town.
That heretofore the said town has not complied with its duty in
this respect,nor has it supplied the necessary funds to enable
this Board to comply with its duty in this respect.
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This Board further submits,that the eee n efficient institu-
| tion of learning has been established by private enterprise in said
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town does not affect the question.
The Constitution and the Laws of the State of Virginia guarrante
an efficient system of public free schools ,and tiewt no free school
district,nor the authorities charged With establishing such schools,
has a right to avoid its duty in this respect.
This Board would respectfully petition,and in accordance with
its duty urgently request,that the Council of the Town of Smith-
field,in the manner required by law ,pass 4 resolution authoriz-
ing the issue of the bonds of the said town XEXARXAMBUNEXNBRAALBBX
for; Eight Thousand Dollars for the purchase or condemnation of
such land as may be necessary and the erection of a sanitary and
adequate public free school puilding,and that such further procee-
dings may be had as 1s required by the statute in such cases made
end provided .
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To the Council of the town of Smithfield.
The undesigned,the Finance Committee of the said town,to whom
was referred the petition of the Trustees of Public Schools of
Smithfield District,requesting that the said town issue its bond
for the sum of Bight Thousand Dollars,for the purpose of erecting
or otherwise acquiring a public free school in the said town,and to
that end,in the manner required by law,to submit to the registered
voters of the said town the question whether or not there shall be
an issue of such bonds for the purposes aforesaid; respectfully
Saparer
There is no public shool building in the said town owned by
it or Smithfield School District. That the buildings heretofore
leased for such purpose are totally inadequate and in no respect,
as your Somities is informed ,measure up Mp the standard required
~ by law,and do not uot meet the needs and necessities of public
eaucateei in the said town. | ee aaee
Your Committee would therefore recommend that such resolution
as is required by law be adoptéd by the Council of the town of
Smithfield,submitting to the registered.voters of the said town
ry
To the Council of the town of Smithfield.
The undesigned,the Finance Committee of the said town,to whom
was referred the petition of the Trustees of Public Schools of
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Smithfield District,requesting that the said town issue its bonds
for the sum of Bight Thousand Dollars,for the purpose of erecting
| or otherwise acquiring a public free school in the said town,and t |
that end,in the manner required by law,to submit to the registered
voters of the said town the question whether or not there shall be
| an issue of such bonds for the purposes aforesaid; respectfully |
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There is no public shool huilding in the said town owned by | I
| it or Smithfield School District. That the buildings heretofore f
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leased for such nurpose are totally inadequate and eee respect, aa
as your comittee is informed,measure up to the standard required |e
'. by law,and do not uct meet the needs and necessities of public
‘education in the said town. |
Your Committee would therefore recommend that such resolution 2 t
as is required by law be adopted by the Council of the town of L
Smithfield , submitting to the registered voters of the said town |
the question of whether or not such ig.ue of the ponds of the
said town,for the purposes aforesaid,be made.
Yourcommittee would further and specially report that,after a
due and haverul| Souedasracion of the said subject,the needs ,nece-
sities and growing demands for public school education in the said
town, the cost of erecting a suitablé building to meet existing snk
near future demands ,which will increase ee the growth of the
said town,the amount required for the purchase,probably or possibly
of a suitable site and location for wuch building,or for the pur-
chase of any existing building,sufficiently large for the accomo-.
Gations of the pupils of the proposed public school,your commit-
tee is of the opinion and doth report,that the sum of Ten Thou-
sand Dollars could be wisely and judiciously expended for the
™
, purposes aforesaid.
Your committee herewith returns a form of resolution,leaving
certain blanks therein for the approval or rejection of the said
council.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
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WHEREAS-having been requested and petitioned so to do-it is desir«~
ed by the town of Smithfield,in the manner required by law,to sub-
mit to the registered voters of the said town the question of
whether or not there shall be an issue of the bonds ot the said
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town to the amount of / | ) OQ” Dollars, payable within Thirty: Five
eters 79.0 tA ha, fe Hoh BA Athen Aas dnl {, ie sae
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years,tron the date of such issue, to bear interest at the rate of
pmol)
ae per centum per annum,payable es annually, the amount
to be realized therefrom to be applied for i sl ke school buil-
dings. Therefore:
Be at resolved by the Council ‘of the Town of Smithfield.
That it is the desire of the said town,in the manner pro-
vided by sit to issue the bonds of the said town for the sum of
ae toe Dollars sPayable within thirty fire years from tne
rd € the e 1 te4 a ee ee oe BK, Mattia
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date of such issue, + bear i epg at the rate of wt i per centum
per annum,payable oreere
annually,the amount to be realized
therefrom to be applied for erecting school buildingsin the said
town,first submitting to the registered voters of the said town
the question of whether or not such issue of bonds shall be made.
SECOND, That a duly authenticated copy of the foregoing resolu-
tion ve presented to the Judge of the Circuit Court of the County
of isle of Wight,either in term time or in vacation,for the purpose
of submitting,in the manner required by law,to the registered
voters of the said town the question of whether or not such issue
of Said bonds,to the amount and for the purpose aforesaid, shal) be
And that such other and further proceedings may be had as
1s required by the statute in such made and provided.
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Statement July 1st.1906
Taxes Coliected 177,73 | |
Fines Collected 95,00 |
Licencess 16.00
Post brekenO DSSco 12,¢e0
Bal due tres 751 ,le "
Pd orders poor 17,00 a TF
" Street Expence
46,90 7 i
" Police 47,50 i @
" Mayor G25 17 i
" Lights 85,75 i
" Water rents 102,50 3
" Fire dept, 40,75 ny
+ ib ehe, oteyel bondsZo00.00 ie
" Treas com. 88,€7 fe
To bal due trea il
last rervort4o04.5} | i
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By Balance last report q
axes colected 6. =
Pd erders beard 226 , 90 Ses: |
Leaned Co Treas 120,00
Bal. in treas 800.79
1147.69 v1. 40eo
By balance 800,79
Respt,
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SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA.
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Vv. W. JOYNER, Mayor.
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‘Statement Aug l1st.1906
Gen .Fund.Recd.from taxes 2,15
y a fines 93,70
. : Beeks seld 15,00
be " com.frem S fundse,638
" " Licences 1587 ,50
Bal.due tres. 751 ,1le
Error in credit 5,00
found by Aud Com.
Pd Audit Com. 6,25
* Lamp Tixt. 14,85
" Com.Rev.bal due lo,oo
" Recording contracté ,52
and deed & Plot
Pd Mayor 6,25
* Pelice 47,50
" Fire Dept. 1,50
Puighnts 85,75
" Street Ex 76,15
: hate apet 18,51
ae 719,65
172901 T7390!
| By Balance 719,65
School Fund
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By errer in addition "le
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Pd School order 5,00 oe eae a
" Com.to Gen Funes
Balance doo, 68
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CIRCUIT COURT OF ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY , IN VACATION, AUGUST 119TH,1906,
It appéaring to the Court, from the certificate of the Clerk |
of this Court, made in accorda-ce with the Statute in such cases made
and provided, that at an election, held in the town of SIA thriel daa |
sige (s, Count? of Isle of Wicht in the state of Virginia, on the 7th, day q
August, 1906, for the purpose of submitting to the registered voters _
of the said town the question of whether or not the bonds of the said
torn should be issued for the sum of ten thousand dollars, parable
within thirty years from the date of issue, with the richt to the town
to r-deem in twenty years, to bear interest at the rate of five per
centur per annum, payable semi-annually, the amount to be realized |
therefrom to he applied for erecting school buildings in said town,
pursuansy to and in accordance with an order of this court entered on
the eoth. day of dune, 1y06, a total of one nundred and nine ballots
eiehty six of said ballots being east in favor of said
bond Segue and twenty six of sald balicts beine cact acainst said
bond issue, two of said ballots cast being void, thereby resulting in
@najority of sixty five ballots in favor of said pond iss sue, the
Court dota hereby declare such issuenof bonds, as aforesaid, to be, by
the said election, duly authorized. All which 1s hereby certified to
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the Clark of thts Court to be entered in the Comron-haw Order Book.
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hereof to the Council of the said town of Smithfield.
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For the Coune ne aoe town of Smithfiead
Smithfield, Va. Aug_1é6th.1907— 190—
Te the Hon. Mayer and Council of the town of smithfied Va.
Centlemen:- At a time when the educational facilities of the town
were inaduquate,the Male and Female Institute was ergani zed.
Tor seven years it has furnished the public a good seheol at less than
cost,now its peara of Directors and stockholders realize that there is
not sufficient patronage to sustain two schools ef the same grade in th
e tewn.We therefore offer to you our shoel building and let frounting
feet on Institute St.and runing back to the Hayden line,together
with all school furniture in the building fer the sum ef Seven Thousand
Five hundred dellars,posession to be given in time for the sessien 1906
& 7 previded the scheel trustees accept our centrets with our teachers
employed,or posession to be given June 15th.1907
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| Te the Hon. Mayer and Council of the town of smithfiea Va.
Ap Gentlemen:- At a time when the educational facilities of the town
were inaduquate,the Male and Female Institute was organized.
For seven years it has furnished the publie a good scheol at less than
cost,now its beard of Directors and stockholders realize that there is
i not sufficient patronage to sustain two schools ef the same grade in th
\ e town.We therefore offer to you our shoel building and let frounting
| feet on Institute St.and runing back to the Hayden line,together
| with all school furniture in the building fer the sum of Seven Thousand
Five hundred dollars, posession to be given in time fer the sessien 1906
& 7 previded the scheel trustees accept our centrets with our teachers
employed,or posession to be given June 15th.1907
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Gen Fund
By Bal last rerant 719.65
Recd.from Mayors fine
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Ma " Liceces sole
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Wy " Com.Sebmol arct
Pa Election EX and hall rent 15.20
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Street Expence Bo ok
: Expence Crace St a .
» BOad Machine Grace st Be oee
: fer Lumber Grace St ays ae
Printing Licences “9,00
" Mayor | O00
Felice 6,25
Or Lights 46,00
" Poor apot 85,75
" Fire Dert. 27,40
Com.to treas. 1,50
To Bal 22,25
| 702 18
School fund. By Balance . 702,18
By Bal last rerort 1139, 59
Recd.from c J Clark lo,oo
" oF W Randolf 1le,oo
: " GW Cofer 4,90
Pd School warrents 50,60
" Com.to Gen fund erly,
Te Bal. 1114.12
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THE BUSINESS MEN’S ASSOCIATION
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J. W. HoLtoway, President.
J. M. GWALTNEY, Secretary.
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Te the Hen.Mayer and Council of the town of Smithfield Va.
we P D Gwaltney sr.Jno.I Cefer and J W Holloway your cemmittee, appoint
ed at a meeting of the council ef the pee eriets hie Corn
instructions, to view and examine locations,that may be offered or
acquired in the town of Smithfield for use,in the establishing ef the
public high scheol fer the Smithfield scheel district.
Beg leave to report,that on Aug. Seth. your committee, accompanied by
Ww W Joyner and Geo,W Delk members of the board of free school trustees
for the Smithfield free school district,did view and examine the
Smithfield Academy lot.A lot on west Mason St in frobnt of the old
Grove Hotel,ewned by J O Thomas,and the lot ana building owned by the
Male ang Temale Institute.It was the orinion of your committee after
riding over town,that these three locations were perhaps the most
available and desirable to be had in town for the High school.
J W Holloway of our committee was instructed to address a written
communication to each of the XHHWH rerorted trustee,s of the Smithfield
Academy asking if they would sell the Smithfield Academy on East Mason
St.if so at what price,the form of letter is here attached and made a
— part of our report,he was alse instructed to assertain from J 0 Thomes
$f he vould sell to the town a lot froanting 150 feet on West Mason St.
running back loo feet in frognt of the eld Grove Hotel,if so at what
price,alse te post at one er more places in town,a notice saying that
the committee,vould like to have offers,from property omers in the
town,ef lets &e for the new school ote the committee might view an2
examine the said offers and make a arent on the effers to the ceuncil,
In reply to the letters addregsed to the supposed trustec,s of the
ppipufield Academy,we here-wvith file as a part of our report,letters
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from Jas.P Andrews and C F Day, purporting te nuete RS Thomas and
MF Jordan,with themselves. |
Judge Geo.R Atkerson reclied in person,and stated that he was a eet ce
of the smithfield Academy elected by the stockholders about 25 yerrs
agoe,at which meeting there was present some of the orriginal stockhol¢
ers,and to agree to sell and fix a price HBUXA by himself would not
sive good titbt,a further statement he didanot care to make until he hes
talked with RS Thomas. |
Rev.v Wrenn stated in person that he was of the opinion that he resign
ed his trustee-ship when he left Smithfield some years ago, therefore
had ne connection except as an heir to an orriginal stockholder.
J O Thomas stated in person,he was willing that the towh should improve
the building and continue to ese it for the public school, didnot camit
himself as to release of control. |
J 0 Themas skated that he didnot want to sell the lot in frent of the
Crove Hotel at any price to be used for 2 school,in fact the corner
lot really belong to Miss Nannie Thomas by praisee.
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Sept .st¥a.at 8 Oelock no member of your committee had received any
offer from any persen,offering other property in the town fer school =
purposes.
We theeefore with all of these facts before us,and with a due consider
ation for every interest envolved,in the establishing a first elass
high school ana the maintaining the same in the town of Smithfield
after cxamining carefully the building of the Male and Female Inst. |
ana finding that it was built of good material in a good ana substan
clal-way,and in a first elass condition considering it had been used
as a school room for 6 years,and that by actual count the present class
eer will take care of about 225 pupils, not ineluding the assembly
hall. |
We unanimously,as your committee recomend that the ceuncil of the town
of Smithfield accept the offer of the directors and stockholders of the
Male and Female Institute for their property at the price ef $7500,00
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On motion the following resolution was unanimously adopted on a recorde
d vote,the following members of the council being all of the members
of the council of the town of Smithfield voting"aye "
Op COC T. GN GUVs. aD Gwaltney, W c Ames, C Beock,and J W Holloway
Whereas at a meeting of the couneil of the town of Smithfield duly
and legally held on th 14th.day of June 1906 it was resolved.
Ist.That it is the desire of the said town in the manner previded by
law,to issue the bonds of the said town for the sum of Ten Thousand
Dollars,payable within thirty years from date of such issue,with the
right to the said town to redeem in thenty years,to bear interest at
the rate of five percent,per annum,payable semi anmally,the amount to
be realized therefrom to be applied for erecting school buildings,in
the saia town,first submitting to the regestered voters of the said
town the question of whether or not such issue of bonds shall be made
end. That a duly authenticated cery of the foregoing resolution be.
presented to the Judge of the Cireuit Ceurt of the County of Isle of
Wight,either in term time or vacation, for the purpose of submitting
in the manner required by law, to the registered voters of the said
town, the question of wether or not such issue of said bonds shall be
made. And that such other and further preceedings may be had as is res
quired by the statue in such cases maée and previded. :
And wheras by an order of the Cirecuit,Court of the County of Isle of
Wight, entcred on the 2, eS 6 Soe 1906, it was oréered
that an election be had in the town Smithfield in aceordance with
the statue in such cases , made and previded on the 7th day of August
1906, for the purpose ef submitting to the registered voters of the
‘said town the question of wethcr or not such issue of the said bonds o
the said town to the amount payable, bearing interest and for the
purrose aforesaid. .
And whereas on the 7th day of 4¥é Aug. 1906, in pursuance of the sala
FF. reselution, and a saia erder ef the said Ceurt, an election was auly
| and Legaity nad and held in the said town, in the manner peau at
law, for the purposes aforesaid.
‘And whereas it duly and legally appears anne return of the JUdjes
| ef the said election, from the Circuit Ceurt of the county ef Isle
| ef Wight and from the erder of the Jubge of the said court, certified
Pe the Council of the tewn of Smithfield, that a mejority of the votes
east at the saia election were cast for the said bond issue and that >
by and as a result of the said election , Such issue ef the said bonds
F fer the purposes aforesaid is suly authorized, Therefore be it resolved.
First: That there shall be issued the registered bonds of the said to
~ + town, for the sum of $ 10900. in muitimles ef $1,000. payable 50 years
after aate, with the right to the said town to redeem the same in 20
years aftor date. payable semi-annually on yhe Ist days of January and
duly, at the rate of 5% per Centum, per Annum . And the proceeds of the
sale of the said bonds to the used , applied and approplated in ereect-
ing school buildings in the said town, and the said bonds to be signed
executed and attested as required by law \eyqey | fi 4
Second : Thay ,who are hereby appointed a eommittee of this Council 5 3
t for that purpose , do advertise for pias for the said bonds. RHserving
thr right to reject any and all bids, which bias shall be returned to
1 passed upon, accepted or rejected by the Council ef the town of
mithfield. |
me said committee is hereby directed to advertise said bonds in some
japer in New York City, whose principal purpose and ebject is to adver~
ise notice of sale of such bonds.
Statement of the Treas.for Sert .1906
By Balance 702,18
Recd.from Licences - §5,¢e0
" =" Glebe broken 2,00
: " Fines cellected 59,50
Pd Grace St.Exp. 97,51
" Water Co 102,50
* =Pollce 47,50
" “Lights 85,75 2
" Mayor 6,25 a \. phe
" Peading proof 2,008 0
" Election Exp. 2,00 aie,
" Street Exp. 2E ,60 \"
" Poor Exp. 18,00
Five Dept. 1,50;
" Add in Va Pilet 15,12
sale bonds
" Treas.Com. 28,97 :
To Balance 587 13 |
818 .68 813.6
By Balance 357,10
Sehool Fund.
By Balance last report1114,12
Cash from B L Reberts 22,28.
"from Taxes. 21,59
Pd School orders 134,50 . |
Te Bal. 1025 ,49
| ~ 1157,99
By Balance 1025.49
January and July. The said bonds shall become |!
the increase to provide additional sehoo! money for
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unicipal Bond Advertisements
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Town of ° Smithfield, Virginia,
$10,000.00 51% Interest Registered School
Bonds. Interest Payable January |
and July. |
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Notice is hereby given that bids for the purchase
of Ten Thousand Dollars (310,000.06) of bonds of the
Town of Smithfield, Virginia, will be received by the
Treasurer (J. W. Holloway) cf the Town of Smit h-
fivld up to ? o’cleck p.m. Ost. 15, 1906. |
Said bonds are in the sum of One Thousand Dol-
lars each, bearing interest at the rate of 5 per cent, |
per annum, payable Semi-annually on the first day of |
due 39 years from date of issue, with the right to,
the Town of Smithfield, Virginia, to redeam Sams in |
20 years from date of issue, |
A certifled check for § per cent, of the bid must |
accompany all proposals, made payable to the Treas.
urer of the town. No bids less than par will be con. |
sidered. All checks will be returned with sen
bids.
Piace of payment to be at option of the purchaser. |
The bids will be opened on Ost. 15th, at 8 o'clock |
p. m., by the committee and a report made to the
Council of the town.
The Council reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Assessment, 1905, Realty value........ - «435,600.00.
Real Value (estimated).................. 871,200.00
Personalty value, 1906................007 626,847.00
Town bonds now outstanding ..........., 7,500.00
Tax rate, 1905, for all purposes, 35 cents per $100.
6s ee 1906, Se 66 6s 40 6s 66 $1C0, |
Population, about 1503,
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L. C. BROOK,
W. U. AMEs,
JNO. I, COFER,
d. W. HOLLOWAY,
Committee,
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PROPRIETORS
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Statement of the Treas,ef the town ef Smithfield
fer the month of Oct.1906
GEN.FUND. By.Bal. in hand last repert 387 ,18
Reca. from taxes collected 50,54
" it fines : 14,50
api ee CeTGeS CE,00
*“D *« Deg Tax cellected 283,00
| se Degs
: " Bond expence charged 62,19
: to bond account
Pa@ League Expence Vv 5,00
" Telephone Pill (2,95
" printing ordinace bess ure.
* Acd in.bond sale ¥ 28,557 We
Te Olle ce One 86 ,6Qv bs
" Dray on stone 49,541
" whaf in stone C5 20e ee 0)
" shiprer of stone Ea BET ar | a, : if
i eoeuce 46,00 V~ ot cin
Nay Oras | oprah cient «2a 4()
"Printing bonds 8,00% es
" fer the poor S1,o00' |
" Fire department 10 Oe
MS fer Lights Sea FAS)
: " Street Expence 52,10 ¥
i tr egc nom. = AA 40 By Balance 9.74
604,95 604,95
To balance duc treas, 9,74
Scheel Fund. :
By Balance in hang last report 1025,49
Reed. frem taxes cell. 18,20
" Cash from Urquhart 13 ,e0
" . " Rev.W T Green 1,00
° " 7 Barrow 1,00
. . "Vv W Joyner 27,50
aS ae a " W. P.Wilsen 8,50
Pa Scheel orders — 505,50 . 3 4 i
Ta Ralaanse . Le ‘Val ha
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Statement of the Treas,of the town ef Smithfield
fer the month of Oct.1906 7 | ig |
GEN. FUND. By .Bal. in hand last report 587,18
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Recd. from taxes collected 50,54
: *" fines : | 14,50
i J ALT cences 1" 6E,00
"“D « Deg Tax cellected =8 ,900
ce Degs
‘ " Bond expence charged 62,19
to bond acceunt
P@ League Exprence vv 5,00:
t. Telephone wlil =a tee.
" printing ordinace OO Co" ;
t Add in bond sale Se rrele a ae ih 2 -
tour One Lene SG, Oo hae } “Gb
" Dray on stone 49 ,54/ | |
" whaf in stone €,20; 10 | “/
" shipper of stene 111 ,47/ Loe ; Cag
" Police | 46,00” V peste Cnei\ae
't Vea yor | e 55 v - j 2, hee woe ()
Prat rice te ponds 8,00¥ eng ;
-" fer the roor S1l,oov Neb j
" Fire department - 1,50” Nia a
" fer Lights Senor ote a
" Street Expence seal ey
ie Leas oct = A440 | By Balanee 9.74 q
604,95 604,95 ke
To balance duc treas. 9,74 7
Scheel Fune. : ,
By Balanee in hang last report 1025, 49
Reed. frem taxes cell. 18 ,20 a |
( i" cash from Urquhart 13: 8658 z
. ‘ " Rev.W T Green 1,00 a
4 i " 7 Barrow 1,00 4
i : ". " V W Joyner 27 50 J
aaa . 1? tt t W P wilson 3} ,5e | 4
Pda Scheel orders 505,56 | | ae
/ Pe Balance | 792,19 | ee. |
1097 ,69 | | 1097 ,69
ae | By Balance 792,19
Bend aceount
Amount received from sale bonds
10400,00
ha pundry expences adds and_e¢ 62,19
© Palancte 6557 .31
Jucbinenisessguonestamneienentiiesiain tiaras
10400 ,00 0400,00
cuseuinamenesdumatmmeatetemanatemnmeeat:
By Balance 103357 .81
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“Comittee ef the Smithfield Water Ce.
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Gentlemen:- | Smithfield Va
We keg te acknewiedes the receipt ef yeur effer fer your
company,te furnish water to the Corperation of Smithfield for the term eS
of five years, fer the sum ef and begining with $5ee.for the first year
and elosing with the sum ef $7ee making an average of $6ee per year
after due eualaareral eensideration by the Ceuncil ef the town of
Smithfield Oct 2nd.190e6,we are orderea by the Goncil te submit this
eounter proposition, That the Couneil fer the tewn ef Smithfield will -
enter into a contract simular to the one new in effect, including the
right to any succeeding Council to use water frem the Hydrants te :
eprinkléme the streets,for a term ef ten years begining Jany.lst 1907
fer the sum of $5000,00 payable quarterly. Ktrh. DB ag eee woes
We hope that you Gentlemen of. the committee will be willing to accept
this offer,assuring you,that, ih considering the time and Chiee we have
.tried to be fair and: just, serving the best as we could all interested
e Cree OPligation |
subjects, recognrrhgygeur official to be as great te the gentlemen of
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SR Pa. rate ta 2 A ee a aeemememenmeninan ss i ite SS Se a ke
the water Ce.as any other.
We believe we have arrived at a fair and equitable price.
Our oo Lt e to arrainge for details ef Contract is,P D Gwaltney
AN Oe dithend J W Holloway.
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ALL AGREEMENTS SUBJECT TO STRIKES, ACCIDENTS, DELAYS BY CARRIERS OP OTHER DELAYS UNAVOIDAGLE OP BE YOND OUR CONTROL.
MILLS:
FRANKLIN,VA.
ARRINGDALE,VA.
DAILY CAPACITY
SAW MILLS 350,000
PLANING MILLS 200,000
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Winey, HARKER & Camp Co.,NEw YORK.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
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"CAMP FRANKLIN”
Je We Holloway, HSQ.,
emithfield, Virginia.
Dear Sir:
Since talking with vou over 'phone a few moments
ago, I have examined chap.14%, p.235, of Acts oF Assembly
'06, under the authority of which you say that the Town of
enithfield has issued bonds for the purpose of purchasing
school property, and I find that said chap, provides speci-
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pe grown ne. scu0o1 buildings," and it pists pag
by proper inference, this would include e pu ope cae ae
a school cuilcing and the land upon which the sai 1 ce ee
aie theretore, that if the requirements of said
think rem
ods ae the sections which it refers to in the Code,have
peen properly carried out that your bond issue for purpose
of purchasing a gchool building, 15 Legal and valid.
With reference to the quetion as to nom nee
Vemto os property shall be conveyed, it Be rae Bip sae:
under the circumstances existing in your Caz ep e a8 ease
should be made to the "Town ot Smithfield eat bi eempeeniee
Corporation, and of course the said Town Caley LOE ad
erty thus purchased to be used oy the Town ot ey Sao ae
School District, for school purposes. | Te ee DEOP RS faery
been purchased by the yeeen or Bee sore ae Beit ares |
out of school funds, or ou% oi a iN OO eee
then ot course T think the title to the game Se
ae nde el to the School District, and noe to the Town as @
municipal corporation.
with reference to
orate vody in sec.
ference to making
school district,
You will find the provisions
each school District being a seperate corp
>
< anr : a Vit es:
1468 of the Code, and you will fine ah ae
towns or more than 500 ee ee 3. Aa Sen ee
: i wouLd be the sec ions WwW N
in gec.1469, and these NO ULL pee ‘¢ the proper-
: a ; ~— s case if e prope
suestionably govern the conveyance in GAle.
guestionadly 600s 1 py. the school district, seperate irom
TE ts emg Gi ea
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BUTTERWORTH,VA.
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- say somes a Ee ee eee en Oe en ten ane Seed t ent eS Seer eT Ee ! arr | ;
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etree
ALL AGREEMENTS SUBJECT TO STRIKES, ACCIDENTS, DELAYS BY CARRIERS OR OTHER DELAYS UNAVOIDABLE OR BEYOND OUR CONTROL.
Bw she
MILLS:
FRANKLIN,VA,
ARRINGDALE,VA.
BUTTERWORTH,VA.
; — fy} DAILY CAPACITY
{Jf > ell ee SAW MILLS 350,000
= ee PLANING MILLS 200,000
fio! -i CAMP > BRS
VICE PRES.@GENL MANAGER ff
Pee Tee er er
73 CAMP. «. aa a ;
Ses AS ae ‘ Fac, ~~ Tr appa , ae al 7 \ a cy . yi
Sots ait ieee WILEY, HARKER & CAMP Co.,NEw YorK.
: GE. SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
914 op dale lt dewisvilds i, AL DE} "AR lM E N ri .
CABLE ANNDEScS "LAMP FRANKLIN”
J. C. PARKER, ATTY,
CODES
A.B.C. 574 EDITION, TELECODE. | franklin, Va,
Ron oie a fr oJ -V.H,~
@eeeee oh
A TO: cece acct St ng a ciate + ee en
money raised upon municipal bonds, then as T have Stated
above, T think the Conveyance ought to be made to the Town
itself, and of course it can allow the School District
to use the property for School purposes
Hoping that T have made myself clear in (i ehicy per
I did not do go over ‘phone, T am,
Yours verv truly,
ane
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Statement of the Gen.Funed,
Reed. from Licences oli s
r " Taxes coll. ahd
it " 15 Dog tax 18 ,e0
i t rent of stands 6,00
" “” ¢ A Travis refund Lee Gs,
tt " Mayors fines 89.00
" " Tirror in addition 10,00
" it t " eheck 502 4,00
i : 4 " Licences 12,56
|| Bal Due Treas,last repert 9,74
HSt Expences 105,00 _ &
| P4 Insurance en school 90,S5e \s0~"
_" for recording deed 9,75
-' WPlection Expec. neal F661 %
® " Printing tax bills &¢e fies
i" Hall Rent 4,50
i" Rail Road Exp. Sae5
HW." for Tax notice 1,00
aw 3 e 8.25
uw" Mayer saly. ;
HW." Police | - 40,00
yt ae 6,00
=" Lights © silehe fay
i" Fire Dept. 1,50
i" Poor 9,00
pyuditing Cormittee yates
He Treas.Com. 52,50
iS By Balance due treas. 291 , 49
4, A677 , 3: 467 84
—¥ Te Balance due Treas. 291,49
| School Fund. | | |
es | By Balance last report 792,19
Reca.from taxes — 56,15
7 " & A Morrison | 25,00
i | " J G Wilsen | 2,00
" J iceler 1,00
625,18 | |
igo d Lo
874,54
By Balance
Bend acceunt.
| By Balanee last report
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CORPORATION OF
V. W. JOYNER, Mayor.
J. W. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer.
SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA.
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Mr. V.W.Joyner, Mayor, |
and Members of the Gouncil
Smithfield, Va.
Gentlemen :
While deploring the unfortunate
controversy wh&eh has arisen between the school board and yourselves ’ |
premises, yet I am sure no one can question your loyalty to and inter-
est in the education of the youth of your town, so vital to its future
growth and prosperity, financially and morally. I therefore bespeek
your kind and invaluable aid in making the school a great success,
Just now the school is hampered by the lack of toilet rooms, lavatories,
éetc., and I write to ask that your body will supply these at your earl ie?
convenience, paying for the same ofcourse out of the # 10,000.00 bond
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issue. I need only call your attention to the fact that the law require “
~@11 public school buildings shall be equipped with these necessities,
Mr, Norman will furnish plan for these improvements.
3%
very truly yours,
—,
CORPORATION me
SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA.
V. W. JOYNER, Mayor.
}. W. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer.
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* Statement for the month cf DNecelSos
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General Tune
Received from Taxes 1906 2541,20
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ivamount chareed ito Od ness
Bond aeceunt fer Insurance
Licences Cl,0o
WVeyors fines collected 65,5e
Rent for stand = 00
Refund from ¢c A Travis D,O0¢e
To pal due treas.last renort 291,49
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" fer Lumber
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" Aditing Comittee
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¥ 5,900
¥ le,oe
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Received from Taxes 1906 2541,=0 }
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' Refuns from © A Travis eee
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To Pal due treas.last rervort 291,49
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Refund taxes to RS Thomasv 6,00
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"int on Bbencs Peo ented
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on AyYOr ,S Saleryv Dee ENS,
sD BS + a Pe Um allan’
| Police decrartment 74,59
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ILrTeect it | enecec 08,60
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fer Lights : y 90,15
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y pe~ annum, which sum shall be raid in quarterly Soe in-aavane
yr oon the lst days of slate miar eae July .am Oct: of each and every year aur th
+e} and between the town of Smithfield,a Rofearat on duly ghartereds
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e This Agreement Made ana entered into this - day of Jany 1097
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under the laws of the State of Vinge ne ele of Isle of Wi
ies Bat Ly of the first part;and the Smithfield Water comp. a corporat lg
“aply” chartered under the laws of the State of Va.with its principal
office lacated in Isle of Wight Cco.Va.party of the second vart:
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¢ Witnesseth: That and in considerathon of the sum of Six.hundred 20118
chy he 7
g the continuance of this conuract ,ey the said town of Smithfbeld,a
corporation ,to the Smithfield Wator co a corroration, the following iM
covenants and agreements are made and entered into to-wit:
First.It is mutually understood and agreed that this contract shall
continue for a perbdéda of five vears begining on the first a2 of----=tee ©
and ending on the lst day
oe Oa ee
secong The said carty of the sdeond part covenats and agees to keer the)
twenty five (25 water plugs as now located in the said toyn,in a good
and effective condition at all times during the period aforesaia,and
_ that there shall te kert as much as 40 lbs pressure to the square inch A
in the said plugs under ordinary conditions:ana in event of oxtraorat
y
nary comcitions,then the said party of the second vart shall use al.
reasonable means to suply the demands made upon it in such instances 4m
Third. the said party of the second rart covenants and agrees to furnd
| §h such water as may be nesazemz necessary for the use of the Mayorg
\3 ffice and the jail of the saia town
Pourt: The said party of the second part covenants and agees to sup
sufficient water for two watering troughs,and to maintain the same
free of expence to the said party of the first rart,the watering trom
hs here refered to are nov the propery of the said party of the firs
rart,and are now located one at or near the 0ld Dominions § CO eo rood
and the other at c 7 3 ; fe
: Y or near the Delk Store-ndouse near the head of Main s |
jin the said town,the said rarty
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. as Sat ie + fy 5 ae 'h
Le ke eee rae st : PP & ry
}-- : tae wa nen Met pf
ee me ayay Reo Sars
Wi es ae eS a ; ie 5 fete cy ATS
ty <j t oie Late i
per annum as rental for the said troughs solong
Bi eney may used by the party of the second part:but the Sald party ef
Bs nad tart may have the right to make the vresent troughs automat
- \in order to revlace $néd troughs with other troughs the saia
p
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y of he second part must’ have the arvreval of the Street tomnit \
aoe 1G event the rental as aforesaid shall cease.
pirtn: The said party of the first part covenants ana agrees that in
ase the aforementioned troughe shall be mad automatic that it will
UA turn on and off the water to and from the said troughs to vrevent
‘VAiyins, ana will repair any damage
to the said troughs causea by
| ee
a Ng,unless saig damaged be caused by the the saia party of the 2na hark |
-The said arrty of the second part covenants ana azrees to
B fish two spring cocks or valves to be used during the winter and to
iy
eae baek to the saia automatic arrangements in the Spr coring of each
If so desireag ky the saig erarty of the first rart.
: is mutually understood and agreed that the said Partvigan eth ‘on
.. shall shall not be expected to furnish Such pressure
the Said fire rlugs as aforesaid whenever it shall be cleaning or
Yainting its tank or during the repairing of any of its machinery
‘lains r'pes,or other arrurtenances cs,except that the saig Partyof the
1 Jecond rart shall use all weasonable haste and vrecaution rossiele in
Placing such tank,pire
eros Surptly the demana aforesaid,
chth: The saidq Party of the second
S,mains smachinery, and erritances in good ana
ctive condition »necessary to
part shall aeliver to the saig
arty of the first rart,and keer in effect, during the life of this
jontvact, a Midelity kond in the
wa Leo}
i bond is toe Cone
PN ta Desert
Sum of threc Thousang dollars whieh
the said party of the Tirst vart,against loss
f —this-centract -andg. it--is mutually agreed that in event of
Be — F. il
If OSS. due to the fallere of the Party of the second part to perform é
‘ Obligayions under this contract ;
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Yogi S & prety ss ‘
PAS Kira rene ete ae SE oe Ai die,
PES Sar ee HEE
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then—iithet-tvent” the said party of the second part,s liabilitivy
shart be-what the said party-of the first parts less-imy be—ey- SRP
not excceciag the sum of Three thousand@ dollars.
In testimony whereof the said Corroration of Smithfiel4 h2s caused
these presents to be signed by its Mayor and its corporate seal.to ke
hereunto attached,attested ty the secretary of the Council of the saiq °
Corroration
n,and the rarty of the second rart has caused these tresents
to te signed by its President anda its corrorate seal to ke hereunto
attached attested by i
¢
a & ts Secretary this day of 1907
oe ae mae me ca a Meayies—————
a a a a a a a Peesigent
Attested ~----~------------
Janae ectes — A Ye LT ct SL Ne Ste A cE ee sme come seme
io WG eee \ Lee ol
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Sstetement of the Treesurer.for Jany 1907
By Balanee in hens last repor 74.9%
tv Akl, if q LO) as Bp yD ' P ;
t re ort 13 Ay
Feceivee frem Lic
: 9 Be 5,00
Taxes fer 1906 7,68
" Mayers fi on’ 9
yers fenes cell, Ze, Oo
Pd Street Exren :
““ oUPeet UXrPéences app.by Ma 2 Z
" Grace St Bxp Sass aie a ee
' Maosn St Ext.Exp, Bae
+ ¢ Gi
: Bricks lor Grace and Mason 153.71
for Lamr Pix,and Lamp ene fe
peed Fire Dept. 40,75
n peeient on same, Ber 7164
i ae 1 Rent fer = menths Bee
Sack pay fer lights Be)
" Police ad ios ay
, 290r account pestis
sip al ieee 5 6,25,
" for Lights 1750,
we HL yQtllS eons
32,90
schocl Puna.
Ey Balance 24
Pecans Seuveneuors ToC ,38 H
" J O Thomas Tuition ee
"WR Lattimer 1 15,00
" J W Holloway ay ee
"WH Dick "2,50
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Gen. Fund.
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t Agormissioner 15,90
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" Tire Department Jk aXe
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School Fund
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Scheel warrents Pd {5,97
Teo Balance 5417 ,e0
5502.51 5502,51
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Statement for the Month of March 1907
Gen.Fund,
Bal in hand last revort
Reod.from Lic, | 59
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PePLOs Tax
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" Cash 4 A Travis for lamps 4
Disburs
Pd Street HiXP. 44,58.
" Lor Police 97 ,00V
ae ee Oor 55,30v !
" " Mayor 6,25 rane
r " Fire Dept, 14,20 ae
" " Water contract BLO) | Yor, “ne
PP hal eaate rs 88 55%
. treas.comnis. 54,50
To Balance 643.79
Sl
Oo aSe 1097
BY Balance BA
Sehool Fung
By Bal last revort £417,00
Taxes Coll. 1905 2,94
Rees. from WT? gewarg 13,00
" J J Johnson 2,00
" Mrs R Milby 2,00
n WP Wilson 9,00
" GH Pitman 530,00
" VW Joyner | 29,900
" & W Cofer 9,00
Pd Sehool warrents 6 48 ,33
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Reed from Lic 147.30
; : Taxes Coll. 4,56
. Fines " 2,00
" Transfer Com.from School 146.00
Disburs. |
Pd Street Expence 97,90
" Poor account -arsia(elit
NZ eOLtsCe 47 ,50
" Mayor 6,29
" For Lights 38,55
Feeds. A750
To Balance 640,04
952,05 952,05
By Balance
school Fund
By Balance last report 2865,06
Reed.. From F R Berryman 2,00
‘ Jno I Ccofer 1,00
" G W cofer 3,00
" Ie cd exo, LOO
i E A Morrison 28,00
B P Gay So D0
: Rev.W T Green 1,00
z | E Dashield 40,00
i J L Underwood 29,00
" D J Moode i i
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ef J F Whitley 13,00 , Ny
" Taxes Cobl. 5,61 bat
Loanéég County Tress ayia ly feye
Pd Gen.Apet for Com. 146.00
Pd Sundry orders 654,94
To Balnece 1340,75
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a J W Holloway Treas.
640,04
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312
Delinquent tax accounts for
Amory T E
Boykin R &
" Minnie P
Barlow J 5S
’ Mary
Cofer Andrew
cofer C A
mcorndilia Bernara
Chapamn H C
Compton R A
Greenthal JDS
Jonnson WA
Johnson C S$
Johnson J W Trus.
Zatradine Thos.
Luke Cc EW
Niekolson barney
Parker Nora W. Adm.
Srencer O H
Sinelair Jonn
Turner P R
left town
collectible
t
wrong asst.
Dead
tt
wrong asst.
left town
A
wrong asst.
left town
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wrong asst.
left town
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wrong asst.
left town
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Wilson WR WXLXYKEN left town
white J A Admis.
Bidgood Tom
Fawardas Perlie
Tynes W R
Wright Jos
Young Jane
Boykin A R
Jonnson Cc F
Seward G J
Taylor WE
Britt George
Bownan Henry
Boykin Eamon
wrong asst.
Dead
Crasy
wrong asst.
wrong asst.
left town
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1905
«1.96 |
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Statement of the Treas,of the town of Snithnfield
for the month of May.1907 ~
Gen. Fund.
By Balance in hand last report ¥640,04 |
e Reed.from Die. — : 382,00 7c
. " Dog Tax recd. 4,50
" Fines 95007 = i
" Taxes of 1905 9,69
" t ~ 1906 . 139,64
Pa for Bricks 81,40 | 5
t for Printing and postage hice 4
SA CS. .% ye |
: | " Mayor CmeS ty < /%
: " Police | 47,50 (PEN Zee
Telephone bill 5,55 %
« Fire Dept. eye, \
" Poor apct 15,64
" Street Ex 75,41- :
" Treas.Com.. 2e,50 ws
To Balance 566 54
__ 334,37 384,37
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" GW Eley
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Pd Warrents 236,95
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LICENSE TAX ORDINANCES
—OF THE——
Town of Smithfield, Va.,
FROM JULY 1907, TO JULY 1908
Published by order of the Town Council.
Be it ordained by the Council of the town of Smithfield, Va.,
beginning the first day of July, 1907 and for each year there-
after until further provisions 1s made the licence taxes on per-
sons, firms, companies, associations, and corporations, conduct-
ing business or engaged in professional employment in the
town of Smithfield shall be as follows: | :
Ist. Agents for selling books per year or any part... $ 5.00
2nd. Agents for the renting houses, property, &c.,
or collecting rents, tolls, &c.. per year, or any part... ~< 5.00
3d. Agents selling Mfg. articles not otherwise taxed
Del Wear. Of veins Paitin c yy aes ey Gh GE a 5.00
4th. 2 tet, Pnotographer, per year or aipart) 22.4%. . 2200
5th. Agents selling Fertilizer on purchases $100, to
Be MOCO Sarak desc git tara folate cela waar Gos Bada ew sG 5.00
Die at. OO) tea e pee selec lsc hahha tens Meta oe 1 O00
noc 0, 20 cents per hundred.
J ry
ha : ~aarean ar firm calling firawarl-e ace ita
tnances of |
n longer than three
ir any pad sqoa se oe 10.00
Yeculist, Manicures,
h tharge for their
‘e =
. three years,
+ aterm 5.00
(7, TO JULY 1908
tof the Town Council.
FTHE
=
¢l of the town of Smithfield, Va.,
lr, 1907 and for each year there-
s made the licence taxes on per-
ations, and corporations, conduct-
Pte tt ee ee eee q1ed Aue IO i
‘slvaA 9914} UBY} Ssoq Uaeq
pPSOUM Me] ye sAAUIONY “YI
B Io Ivad Jad ‘asuadiy 1ay10
yeys ‘soueurpso Aq pamorye
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Ba i wna A RN ct el al Eo eee Se Ses
tg _ License Tax Orqaunces of
Attorneys vhose practice has heaonget’ than three
years, stl] pay a tax per year, any part .....6.- 10.00
8th. AnyPhysician, Dentist, .culist, Manicures,
: and Chopodist, whether ta charge for their
| serviceor not, if practiced! 3 than three years,
OF THE shall p per Year or any pra ee ee ee ee 5.00
If practi: fore than three yrs, per year or any
; e fe € 7 peo », ’
Town of Smit leita ene 5.o) 8 eee 10.00
Sth. Any person, firm or corpjation, or Agent, for
- -
_-enlli
FROM JULY 1907, 7 any person, firm or corporati« selling Oils, Gaso-
| Published by order OF th line, to licensed Merchants ain delivering the same
, in casks or barrels, who do st pay a Merchant's
eetise, Ol (VEST ! iy a8 oad ae dald oe eerie 8 10.00
Be it ordained by the Council } 10. Any person, firm or corpoition, or Agent, for
beginning the first day of July, any person, firm or corporatio, selling and deliver-
after until further provisions is : | ing to licensed Merchants, Oi; and Gasoline, from
sons, firms, companies, associatia | tank wagon on streets, shall py a tax, per year of. 15.00
ing business or engaged in pro_. ‘11. Any person, firm or corporaion, or Agent for any
town of Smithfield shall be as person, firm or corporation, elling and delivering
Ist. Agents for selling books pe | to consumer oils, gasoline, rom tank, wagon of
2nd. Agents for the renting |} other wheel conveyance per ‘ear, or any part.. 1 00208
or collecting rents, tolls, &c., £ 12. Auctioneers per year or aty part ....---+--: 10.00
3d. Agents selling Mfg. article 13. Barber shops with three chars, per year, or a part 5.00
per year or any part ...... ) For each chair in the room, wheher used or not, over
4th. Artist, Photographer, per y three, $1.00 each
5th. Agents selling Fertilizer o. 14. Common criers for the sale of land, rental of
' RD OURNIO Mi cote day ow ogni property, per year, or any patt ......e.eee errr ee 5.00 0
7 OM sbA: nC C8 eee en I ee I chitec ival (Eeme@ineers;.per- =.
From $2,000 to $5,000 3 onveyancers, Architects, Civil g Pp 2 Tae.
SLC saad (-30, 20 cents per hundref , year or a part ...........- ; eae mee eee side it { |
LICENSE TAX ORDII
——OF THE——
‘Town of Smitk*
FROM JULY 1907, 7
Published by order of tt
Be it ordained by the Council }
beginning the first day of July,
after until further provisions is ;
sons, firms, companies, associatia
ing business or engaged in pro_,
town of Smithfield shall be as,
Ist. Agents for selling books pe
2nd. Agents for the renting |
or collecting rents, tolls, &c., ¢
3d. Agents selling Mfg. article
Der Year OF ONY Dal ass 4d
4th. Artist, Photographer, per y
5th. Agents selling Fertilizer ¢
CAC (ONGC Renae eo ner a ae ne \
Peon 22000 ta: 85 000 2.4.
arey fs A 20 cents per igure
aes License Tax Orqaunces of
Attorneys vhose practice has neaon det than three
years, stll pay a tax per year, any part .....-.-
8th. AnyPhysician, Dentist, ,culist, Manicures,
and Chopodist, whether ] | charge for their
serviceor not, if practiced’ 3 than three years,
shall p per yey ‘or any pra oe ba ee ee
If practi fnore than three yrs, per year or any
a oa pee Petes aoe See PO a ee ee ee
Oth. Any person, firm or corpjation, or Agent, for
any person, firm or corporatig selling Oils, Gaso-
line, to licensed Merchants ain delivering the same
in casks or barrels, who do st pay a Merchant’s
Meenee, Per Vear t... na -s i sede jm owe nem ener
10. Any person, firm or corpoation, or Agent, for
any person, firm or corporatio, selling and deliver-
ing to licensed Merchants, Oi; and Gasoline, from
tank wagon on streets, shall py a tax, per year of.
‘11. Any person, firm or corporaion, or Agent for any
person, firm or corporation, elling and delivering
to consumer oils, gasoline, rom tank, wagon or
other wheel conveyance per ‘ear, or any part..
12. Auctioneers per year or aty part .....-----
13. Barber shops with three chars, per year, or a part
For each chair in the room, whether used or not, over
three, $1.00 each
14. Common criers for the sale of land, rental of
Property; Per year, OF Any Pal nase kineen = eos ee Ne
. Kemmen— = 5.--Conveyancers, Architects, Civil Engineers, perf
Weat OF @ Part pan... ores spel oem soe eee ee ee
HW GEES: alee de ticeie yee nae bee rence OP eae
16. Boarding houses taking transient trade, per year,
17. Billiard, Pool and Bagetalle, for each table, per
year
10.00 m
5.00
10.00
10.00
15.00
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The Town of Snrithjield, Va. a Yor“, eet. OO es “95%, 8
Go we. Ol Me, oe
19. Butchers, sellers of meat and vegetables in the Nn OF . %, eae fe
street, others than the producers, per year or a part, 5.00 “Oy Yo, Bidie ee & “6, ts,
‘ e . e aot): os (9) © < As
And $1.00 per week or $3.00 per month in addition for % ey “0. Se
° e ? / 9)
the use of the street, the location to be designated by % 5 “, yn SS
fas
the Sergeant. : eer
7
20. Circuses, Menageries, for every 24 hours, or part
| thereof, within or one mile of the corporation, per
| SEU O PAT alc Heh chile des Ment ebb emoipe » 50.00 en ae
| | | 21. Corporations whose main offices are in Smithfield
| | shall list their capital and surplus for taxation.
22. Any person, firm or corporation buying or selling
any thing for which the state requires a license, on Ordinances of
: commission that is not otherwise taxed under this $30 ner |
| ordinance, per year, or a part ....---ee eee eeee 10.00 pias SAT. LE Gree $15,600
| 23. Any person, firm or coporation engaged in the 1 to ne oO
business of draying merchandise, &c., and charging ioe ee Tm, person or Nee
| for the same by the load or by the hour, or day, for. ©, Stall or Sten ae
| each wagon or cart, per year ...--. eres e eee ees 5.00 O any perso
| 24. Dogs, for each Male Dog, per year or a part .. 1.00 €, stall or oe OY Corpora-
; Each Female Dog, per year, or a part ...-..--- eee 200) “ Exceeds $15
The Sergeant shall keep a list of all dogs on which a to any Deron fa
license is paid in a book with a description of the SLOES, Stall ot stand es v
‘ dog and the name of the owner, all dogs over two “xceeds
months old shall be licensed. ‘NY Person, firm or ae
25. Every Contractor employing two or more jour- stand or Stall, exceed : on
neymen making contracts in the town of Smith- : z
L field, per year Of Path ..cs vies spe Pat eee re 5.00 a ie Son, firm or corpora-
26. Express Companies, per year or a part.....- 10.00 "stand, exceeds $50
q 27. -Hating houses, per year -.-.-++ese ete enenes | 10.00 iths Of September, Oct: l
SF No music of any kind, no selling of soft drinks, cigars, a July Ist, 1908. Re
f i tobacco or anything else is allowed in the same : . wa
The room. 2S $1,000 shall pay $2
em leiquor deslers, retail, per year ...+- ++. shoes + 100.00 ‘5 a |
ie NOG exceeding
) and
not Over $5,000
and not oy
er $10,000
eel “COTp “~Luse Shall f $10,000 Purchases 20 )
a POration Whose + € Issued to 7 |
; and, during the aot € rental charoe om any person,
A and Dece S of Septe StOre,, Stall’ ‘oe
For licenses issued cember exceeds ptember, Octob Lo
No $15 li $8 per month ‘tr, November
Any person, firm or eee cense. shall be ; a
1 $1.000 | Poration durine- t] Issued to any per
exceed $1, geek ber and Decem; 7 months of Sept PeTSOn, firth or eae
If purchases are ove ceeds $19 5 cember, whose ane i ember, October ene }
shall pay $10. per y *<.90 per month, pr SUS. Srila eee
not over $5,000 sha ox
not over $10,000, :
Pv
O
LP
[
eV MeeONCeS: igs ei eh eee pretest ia a
4]. - Peddlers on foot, year of a part ...+--+-+++0> 20.00
Otherwise than on foot year or a part ..-+-+-+-+>: 50.00
42. Venders of medicine, salves, &c., who occupy lo-
cations in the streets, alleys or vacant lots, and offer
their wares at public auction, speech-making, sing-
ing or music, or making special outcry, from stands,
platforms, vehicles, or other places or elevation, per
TON NC Tar go bat BCI eee 0 We etic snaale Aga 10.00
A day to be twelve hours, beginning at 9 o’clock a. m,
closing at 9 o’clock p. m.
43. Agents selling pianos, organs, OF musical instru-
ments, per year or a part |
5.00
Val (era
tod Aed [jeys ‘PlOYURLLUS
P1odsoo 10° stuiy ‘S]BUpIA
UT AG JoyeM oy} fo Ataar |”
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J9JVM SUIS FO ssauisng
tO uly *‘uosiad Auy *%% 7c
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' M ” . rer: pei ' bai 6s pate rears EEE og =. a? ti ‘ £5. iOS BAF a ny 2) 2 |
i es cous: < se oe ‘
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meee nee arreletenee tt NR ARE nA TE A OT oo Sr STL ae
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19. Butchers, sellers of meat
street, others than the produc
And $1.00 per week or $3.00 pe
the use of the street, the locat
the Sergeant.
20. Circuses, Menageries, for
thereof, within or one mile
year, OF a part ....-----:
21. Corporations whose maii
shall list their capital and s1
22. Any person, firm or cort
any thing for which the st
commission that is not ot
ordinance, per year, or a
23. Any person, firm or c
business of draying mercl
for the same by the load «
each wagon or cart, per
24. Dogs, for each Male I
Each Female Dog, per yea
The Sergeant shall keep a
license is paid in a bool
dog and the name of tk
months old shall be lice
25. Every Contractor et
neymen making contré
field, per year or part
26. Express Companies
27. Eating houses, per
No music of any kind, n¢
tobacco or anything
room. Si
28. Liquor dealers, retz
For licenses issued
Any person, firm ot
exceed $1,000 per ye
If purchases are ove
shall pay $10 per y
not over $5,000 sha
not over $10,000, ;
performances ...--+++-++++°°
Pie Meddlets cn foot, year Or 42 Part .-. sess ener 4
Otherwise than on foot year or a patt ..----+++e: :
The Town of i
Stand, durin
Poration d
ber and Decem
ceeds $12
License Lax Ordinances of
ee Tiguan
Liquor dealers who keep.
ing house, eating house
same building or on ¢]
a part
iotels, ordinary board-
» sleeping juarters, in the
ve same premises, per Neat Tor
30. 1 hy teas ace 9: Se ete Ok ok rt.
oO stable not over 10 stalls per ye rae
ot over 20 stalls, per year ... peal ee 12.50
Not over 25 Stalls, Her yeqree | oo eee 15.0¢
ae Not over 30 stalls, Det eae bir Gacten 16.73
~acn : ee Ne Pe a CoRR emery to oe 5
a ey nN stable shall be counted by the S om
us license does not oj * er-
give the r
hep sell, or do a dray business right to buy
- Lightning ? | .
Ss rods. Any person fir
Iuttine ; ay » NIM OF corporati
putting up rods Within the corporation s] cee
tax per year or a part . shall] pay.a
ei) ietaicss ler ta ee a 8 Oem eee, 5.00
ce idry, Any petson, firm or corporati loi
a aundry business per year or a part On doing
- Lumber, A; | OM ol ee on 5.00
- any Person, Drm or ace
a : : ; Corporati |
‘ retail or wholesale lumber ieee pec
+. Merry-Go-Roun ‘3 perennials:
d or hobby horse macl
like machines, per wee ines or
k, for: the first y
ae 3 meee B30):
Or a part, each day thereafter $2 per day ve
ph tat ;
3 bah oie mile of the corporation of Smithfield
9. No $25 license shall be issued |
a ation during the month of Sept
whose rental charge f 1
s©€ tor store, stz
per month, i
No $30 license Shall be issued to any
poration during the months of Sept
whose rental for store, stand or |
:
No $40 license shall be issued
poration during the months of S
bent co Tr 4
ae sto1 e. stand or stall exceeds $40 per month
Vhen applicants for license, own their oy
ness they shall have their 7
other nearby property
person, firm or cor-
Oct., Nov., and Dee,
stall exceed $25 per month
to any person, firm or cor-
ept.. Oct.. and Dec.. Whose
vn places of busi-
rental value fixed by comparison of
the value to be fixed by the Commis-_
PLU,UUU pure
ases 7
Issued ¥
Seat COT
Cense shall h
uring the mon
; ber,
90 per month,
‘ Issued to any person
1s of September, ,
for store.
Hi OF pe.
October.
Stall or Stand ex.
42. Venders of medicine, salves, &e., who occupy lo-
cations in the streets, alleys or vacant lots, and offer
their wares at public auction, speech-making, sing-
ing or music, or making special outcry, from stands,
platforms, vehicles, or other places or elevation, per
lag vor a PAT sta es ee ees Ce arages Pe |
A day to be twelve hours, beginning at 9 o’clock a. m.,
closing at 9 o’clock p. m.
to any person, firm or cor-
Oct, Nov. aad Dec.,
or stand exceeds $20
OF PSIMIIYIO JO ‘Uz
J9JVM SUIS FO ssouisng
e w e e 1-
43. Agents selling pianos, organs, OF musical instrv
gents, per year OF a Part ..--- vs enn esse nest
5.00
a
to wy ‘uosiad Auy -%% rc
WI YOns Ul Yoo0}s Surppoy
SuLOp uo1ze10d.109 10 uLIY
oneiodios ayi Aq pasoduur
P
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: Camere ae
cere tee’ Sater
50.00
ved Avd jjeys “ppyypnus
e1lodiod 10 SULIY *S]enpIA
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joo Jo WIG aaa Ul PaNssl Sasuad!] SB SUOT}IPHUOD [e}UAI US 91} Azieo jyeys
eC aa pas -gunf pue ey JO syyuoU 9y} SuLmp penss! sasusol] [[V
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-yaq. pre AON 1 cue 0} ponsst 9 -jU99 19d QC JO 9 JeJOY} Ye JOF pasreyy oq pue qsnsny pure Ajn{
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ui plas a guy 303 ysnsny pue Anf JO SWOT 9Y} IO} 9}VI 9Y} FO “Pd
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nes eae ne “ONRA
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: yoreso0ds0o9 jo WY my Aeut yey} ssauisnq 19yJ0 ON “[HUNOD ay} 0} Teodde jo VSL
is oa YYUM YuRIsIOG IY} pue JomMsvaty, ‘onusAdy sy} JO IOUOTS
The Town of Smithfield, Va. 3)
sioner of the Revenue, Treasurer and the Sergeant, with
right of appeal to the Council. No other business that may
be done in the same building shall count to lessen the rental
value.
No license shall be transferable by the Treasurer except
|
; they shall apply to a like business and conditions as the original
license applied, only then upon a fee of 50 cents each.
All licenses issued during the months of January and Feb-
} ruary shall carry the same rental conditions as licenses issued
| in July and August, and be charged for at the rate of 60 per
cent. of the rate for the months of July and August.
f All licenses issued during the months of March and April
shall carry the same rental conditions as licenses issued in
July and August, and be charged for at therat e of 50 per cent.
of the rate for the months of July and August.
All licenses issued during the months of May and June
shall carry the same rental conuditions as licenses issued in
rdtnances of
July ang August, and be charged for at the rate of Oper cent. irs . 5.00
of the Mate for the months of July and August. ee ; , :
14. ; ; or corporation receiv-
Wa Ev applicant for a license shall produce, if required to ie aff
4, ry Al ich a compensation of
} do sé? their record of purchases for the year prior, ending 12.00
™~
\
June’ 30th. Upon a failure to produce stich record, then the
Commissioner of the Revenue, Treasurer and Sergeant shall
fx the amount of license, after viewing the stock and taking
evidence; an appeal may be taken from their verdict to the
‘ite
ovens
Council.
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'§ ‘QUIDIPAI JO STapuaA ‘Ch
Bak JOO} UO ULI} ISIMIIYIOC
MERCHANTS.
For licenses issued during the months of July and August.
Any person, firm or corporation, whose purchases do not
exceed $1,000 per year shall pay a license tax of $5 per year.
If purchases are over $1,000 and not over $3,000 per year,
shall pay $10 per year. If purchases are over $3,000 and
not over $5.000 shall pay $15 per year. If over $5,000 and
not over $10,000, shall pay $20 per year. If over $10,000
1B TRU MAb
S
*% ivak ‘JOO} UO SIIIPpIq “TH .
'¢ | mas soourtuiojiod
74 , ——_>
x 7 Perrarimemces) 2525 ser kets wat aoe eee her’
oo A1. Peddlers on foot, year or a Patties thee eee et 20.00
4 | Otherwise than on foot year or a Sie ee a 50.00
¥ 4? Venders of medicine, salves, &c., who occupy lo-
r ( 7 | cations in the streets, alleys or vacant lots, and offer ae eo
4 é their wares at public auction, speech-making, sing- a au ae Pleyyqiius
Y ing or music, or making special outcry, from stands, a oe te ih oa Peres
| platforms, vehicles, or other places or elevation, pet . ‘a aa te JO AIQAL
10.00 oj} SUISH puke ‘suol}eiod
Gay OF 2 path. ie rs ses ne
A day to be twelve hou
closing at 9 o'clock p. m™.
43. Agents selling pianos, 0
ments, per year or a part
O} ISIMIIYJO JO *U9}LIA
19]WM Sulppss fo ssauisny
10 WY ‘uosied Au “Eh rs
5 00 WIG YONS Ul YO}s Sulppoy
Sulop uonesodios 10 way
onetodios ay1 Aq pasoduurt
Mel] UT aq [Teys siqy puy |
Jod Aed ]jeys ‘uoneiod
rs, beginning at 9 o’clock a. m.,
hd i
rgans, oF musical instru-
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The Town of’:
sioner of the Revenue, ma
right of appeal to the eis
be done in the same building
-.
ie license shall He ee
they shall apply to a ea is J
license applied, only pos :
All licenses issued ne
ruary shall carry the ae
in July and pests ‘i ty
cent. of the rate for the i
All licenses issued during
shall carry the same ae
July and August, and LG C
of the rate for the months
All licenses issued ais
shall carry the same ‘ee
July and August, and ad
of the rate for the noe ‘
Every applicant es 4
do so, their record of p
June 30th. Upon a fail
yei
shall pay $10 per 7
not over $5,000 | oe
not over $10,000, sh
performances .....-
$3,000, shall pay $15
10Se rents for store, sta]]
ceeds $12.50 per mont] |
0 License Tay Ordinane
and not over $15,000
shall pay 20 c
CS of
shall bay $30 per year.
cuts on the $100 excess,
No $5 license shal] be issued to any firm,
Poration, whose rental] charge for store, stall]
ceeds $10 Per month,
No $10 license shal] De issue
tion whose Tental charge for S
. Per month,
No $15 license s]
POtation whose
$20 per month.
No $20 licens
tions whose rent
Per month.
No $30 license s]
tion whose r
Per month.
Person or cor-
Or stand, ex.
d to any. Person, firm or corpora-
tore, stall or stand, exceeds $15
lall be issued to any person,
Fental charge for
firm or cor
Store
» Stall or stand exceeds
e shall be issued
to any
al charg
Person, firm or co;
fe for store; st
“pora-
and
OV stall, exceeds $30 °
1all be issued to
any person, firm or
ental charge for stor
corpora-
€, stall or st
and, exceeds $50
For licenses Issued during the months of September. Octo-
ber, November and December to expire July 1st, 1908. cone
tingent 4pon conditions Hamed below.
On estimated Purchases yot exceeding $1,000 shal] pay $8
to July 1st. |
On estimated purchases over $1,000 and no
t exceeding
00 to July 1st. 1908.
On estimated
Or stand ex-
i
e
ee
ee
e119 er ee
ee
es @
e
cites Moat... a es « cee ale
41. Peddlers on foot, year or a |
If over $15,600
fOr BQ PaAGh ys. shee o15 fs
ear or a p . O-
“wise than on ro ae Ives, &c., who occupy |
oa lers of medicine, salves, cant lots, and offer
aaie:! te .
42. Venc ts, alleys or v “ing, sing-
in the streets, alle} h-making, s
cations in tl at public auction, speec from stands,
ead ; a
their wat ae or making special outc see pee 0
: ic OL et ;
oii eras chicles, or other places or elevation, pe 10.0
platforms, ve cee eee aoe ¥: 9 o’clock a. m.,
ogi Re ano ae ae beginning a |
Cay OF. be twelve hours, beg
A day to
ino at 9 o’clock p. m or musica
closing : ianos, organs,
43. Agents selling pianos, I sala wort wend (lean aaa oe
ie Je ei ch
ments, per year OF 4p
I instru-
sad Avd [Pys *ppeyyqrurs
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|
ic 1IPIC CG Ree piece
' | Purchases over $3,000 and Not over $5,000 /
q Pe eee ee. To Ve head] Pay £20 to July 1st, 1908. | |
] ; Commission oS a eee N estimated purchases over $5,000 and HOM Over S1OHom |
LS | fix the a aie oats \ eas | shall Pay $25 to July ist. 1908, over $10,000 purchases 20 |
yy. 7 evidence; is ae | cents per $100. No $8 license shal] be issued to any person,
d 7 fia Council. "M Or corporation Whose rental] charge for SLOTe, stall Ge
Ll N Stand, during the months: of September, October, N Ovember
: and December. exceeds $8 per month, |
ft Vor licenses issued d No $15 license shal] be issued to any person, firm o¢ cor |
w i. For he fem “or Pboration during the months of September, October, Novem-
I j Any ve; ae per yeat _ ber and December: yy
4 ExCee , aeons
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The Town of Smithjield, Va. (
sued to any person, firm or corpora-
October, November and
‘stand, exceeds $15
No $20 license shall be is
tion during the months of September,
December, whose rent for store, Stall, Or
per month.
36. Any person, firm or corporation selling Manu-
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itlipfield, Via. fis
! any person, firm or corpora-
= Fabie se November and
stall, or stand, exceeds $15
\
ation selling Manu-
other tobacco pro-
i factured Tobacco, Cigars, afd oiler tobacco EPO TA Sy) (PA eaS oa een ae tase 3.00
EZ} Eiteray Del) Year! ¢ fa oo ets ew A aR at oe ee gar 3.00 ration, who shall |
oo 37. Any person, firm or corporation, who shall 'S stock, assignment
q bring in to the town, a trustee’s stock, assignment laged = stock from
( stock a fire stock a damaged stock from m any other place
2 |. any cause, or the stock from any other place cial sale by posters
? good or bad, and offer it at special sale by posters, act special attention
P| placard, or other devise to attract special SRRSTIOM LT pe AR ow eee 100.00
y emeac, Or Spates: ees yee ae Ci cs geet 100.00 Insurance per year |
=| ae) ineiiarce Companies. Life Insurance per year © (0 [ttt het t eee ses ; 7) 820.00
7% Bem idibd teas \octos sh ene ee ee $20.00 2 ANE hr Raa eae 10.00
| Fire Insurance per year or a DAL sea ys seen ee 10.00 Ug Senate (APM male. ~ 5.00
i an ‘Accident Insurance per year or 4 ing ae ee eee ce 5G Seb Poh See Mi oe eal i 5 00
Sick Benefit Insurance per year or a fat vcs ee aha 5.00 Ea aeeer penne PLM tye 259 |
Bonding Insurance per year or 4 nga a ee Sh 2.00) OU Service 4 2 10.00
39. Stallions and Jackasses kept for service ...---- 10.00 , erftormances, except
40. Theatrical plays or similar performances, except poses, Tor eich 2 1-2 hours
for benevolent or charitable purposes, for each 2 1-2 hours SSS a
Me pRUnaiceS ae Pole teehee sae ret ere et 5.00
Al. - Peddlers on foot, year.or a part ..---++reeree 20.00
50.00
FE Otherwise than on-fodt-year or @ part ..--++++++-:
a oct Maas
a 42. Venders of medicine, salves, &c., who occupy lo-
cations in the streets, alleys or vacant lots, and offer
their wares at public auction, speech-makin
music, or making special outcry, from stands,
ces or elevation, per
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9, sing-
“ing or .
platforms, vehicles, or other pla
SARS OR aoa, gig eve
A day to be twelve hours, beginning at 9 o’clock a. m.,
~ closing at 9 o'clock p.m.
43. Agents selling pianos, 0
ments, per year or a part
rgans, or musical instru-
PUP er OM nO tt OR CnC AS ORCS Rare ft
eer
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S License Tax Ordinances of
The Town of Si 44. Side shows, for each tent within one mile of the
| cake | corporation, per day of 24 fours o/..4..2 0... 5.00 =
i : ana aR 49. See Any person, firm or corporation receiv-
on du cE pad ing’ goods of any kind, for which a compensation of | -
December, whose rent | pny Inind 18 peceived, per year .sen te Geen) 12.00
e ane pees (ea re atk boats. Any person, firm or corporation
ceed Set: | perating a steam boat who shall engage in the busi- es
factul ed ‘Lobacco, Cigars, ness of receiving property or persons or both in the :
duets, per Year s.-+-+- i bee town of Smithfield, to be carried to a point outside
37. Any person, firm or CC the town of Smithfield, but within the State of Vit
bring in to the town, a tru: iids 4or engaged in the business of delivering
stock a | fire stock a property or persons or both in the town of Smith-
any cause, or the stock field from a point without the town but within the
good or bad, and offer it at State of Virginia, but not including any business
placard, or other devise to of delivery of property or persons in the town af
per year, or a part poche | Smithfield from a point without the State of Vir-
38. Insurance Companies. ginia, or of receiving property or persons in the
Oi Peasy sai ere cle see te town of Smithfield to be delivered without the State
Fire Insurance per year of of Virginia, not including any bdxsiness of any kind
Accident Insurance per year ¢ done for the United States, its officers or agents, per
Sick Benefit Insurance per yee ly year cH dds Ye nak ae dedal§ ed Ss na .. 150;00
Bonding Insurance per yeat © 47, Junk Dealers, per year or a part ............. 2.50 f
39. Stallions and Jackasses 48. Slot machines or other similar devices year or :
40. Theatrical plays or sim a eee en eek meet eek 10.00
for benevolent or charitabl ao. Unglettdkers, per year ac... 2... | | ; | 10.00
performances ......---: 50. Shooting Galleries, per week or a part week ... 2.50
41. Peddlers on foot, year Sue
Peanut Cleaners Any pers - - corpor
| ; son, firm or corpora-
Otherwise than on foot yeat
tion engaged in the business of cleaning
aie ag eanuts
42. Wenders of medicine, s | ‘ral ; ah
2 a as eaabe ne whose capital and surplus is not taxed, and whose
qs S 1g ; bs 3, e e e e
cations in | main office is not in Smithfield, per year or a part.. 25.00
their wares at public auc 52. Ginger Ale. & |
ye. Ginger Ale, &c. Any person, firm or corporation
r music, or making s eve
ing or music, 0 8 : engaged in the manufacture of ale, pop, sarsaparilla,
platforms, vehicles, or ot ; ey
ec. Per Year Onn patti... se ee wees hig Biden ade DALE HON:
_day or a part....- ae aa 53. Fortune teller, spirit medium, clairvoyant, or
A day to UE ey Sie ParmiGh pes “year! Or a part au. ee hee ee 10.00
closing at 9 o'clock p. m. 54. Claim or collecting agents, year or a part ..... 5.00
43. Agents selling pianos,
ments, per year or a pa
NE ade toe) h- peuntr as a
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ame nee
Jo teak ‘saotaop Avpius 1ay}O 40 souLyoeU JOTS - SP. | |
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ae Pett geek cee eee eee ee SSS qeak Aj L “Tdinances of ,
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ulars, cards or signs or in any way advertise a
pusin
done in Smithfield, it shall be considered prima
faci a, ev
57. ANY Sof their liability for a license.
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: 2 ; 9) matt
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| 0 | own of Smithfield, Va. 9 a ee ae
| 7 ! ~ i < a es) ‘oy o Q
Z 1 - = - P "“ m & eo) S&S ~ DBD
| iF. 95. Soda fountains or goose necks for soft drinks LE & ‘ joie, be
| fot 7 . omy AC ST gy | Rt Ee
e core TE SPEEDS, © Oe Terre remarry ear 5.00 SOS Geese
| , ‘ae. ‘i y 1 f a . bard oe ;
| SS 9. Sewing Machines. Agent for sale of sewing ma- ws om . on oe
E ‘ ss b4 ° ‘ ” ea CG
'¢ : chines and attachments within the corporation of hn See ae
° ~~ - ba a) oO x
| fem 4, Ditisumel: Per veal On @ PACE vias sy ine blab cmare 5.00 Tete te a i
a 58. Every person, fir - corporati Si spe boll tee oleate
lj my. a y person, firm or corporation. engaged in ie. nee eae
| Aq) ee 2 n :
| | A 7 _any kind of business, for which a license is required | | g Hs fs ws
FORA | : x4, ree roa ) oe be ee
i Vv as by the State not elsewhere taxed in this ordinance | aay ae pe S ,
| | LO: N or by special ordinance, per year or a patt ........ 5.00 5 ' 20%
| " ee = em OW
| | 2f | \ 59. Curers of Hams and Bacon and buyers of Pork. fe
\ : . 4 ‘ ; ‘ is . moh
| | LL. | oe Any person, firm or corporation curing hams or bacon or sy
| ge wuying pork, hams, or sides to be cured elsewhere, shall buy ae
FT EN ‘erchant’s license. y
fe £9 \ :
fo? \When any per fir - corporati
! | | tise \ any person, firm or corporation shall by the
|
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a
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kf \ pust! ae rm or corporation engaged in the
-- / 3 ais 4 . ° :
tf { yigter s ace, sor leasing telephones, to indi-
f .oracre , es ha .
i | ot af mithi ntract, written or unwritten,
it d : ; Tv - oni
; ft { r tow sing £ cableShe streets and alleys of the }
aahert - ih D> +" ° ~
| string from ong: planting of poles, and the
Wks -
poration, shall payin
d this shall be/in li
es, for the transmission of ia
eu of any other tax direct or indirect
11 si 1 by the ¢ Aporation of Smithfield upon such poy
Neat af “at loing such business of the stockholders
Erm or Comes : Ee
holding stock in stich firms or cot ae
Ria, Ey Dewees firm or corporation pane 7 a
pusiness. of selling water by contract, written ha
written. OF otherwise to individuals, firms i om
porations. and using the street and alleys for ee oe
livery of the water by wains or mye : ne a Z
viduals. firms or corporations witnin the tow! ;
Smithfield. shall pay P&T GRA a one hs yey ee
ro —— : r
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0 License Tax Ordinances of
j
i
e Town @ And this shall be in lieu of any other tax direct or in- ra
direct imposed by the corporation of Smithfield upon such |
‘ains or gov person, firm or corporation doing such business or the stock- . |
Perea eT holders holding stock in such firm or corporation.
chines. Ag 61. Nothing contained in this ordinance shall be con- ¥ |
tachments ~ strued as giving the right to any person to obstruct the |
r year or a sidewalks or streets. |
bo firitl © 62. Any person, firm or corporation doing business at more |
far than one stand shall take out a license for each location or |
° : .
stand unless such location or stands communicate directly |
with and open into each other. |
63. Any person, firm or corporation failing to pay their |
license that may be assessed against them on or before the
.
Ist day of July, after demand is made by the Sergeant shall |
be subject to a fine of not less than $1 per day, or more |
than $10 per day .
64, All licenses shall be issued to expire July Ist, follownig
unless otherwise provided for date of issue.
65. All licenses issued after January Ist to expire July
Ist following the date of issue, unless otherwise provided for
in this ordinance, shall be charged 60 per cent of the yearly
license.
if \e 66. ‘This ordinance shall be in effect and full force from
OL ) ; A ae
fey, é , the date of its passage, and all ordinances or parts of or- —
he dinances in conflict is hereby repealed.” —-*"==——==—aa A
Approved June 4th, 1907. 3
V. W. JOYNER, Mayor,
J. W. HOLLOWAY, lreasurer.
Statement. of the Treas.of the town of Snithfield@ for the
month of June 1907
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" Taxes réceived
" Licences reed ~
" com.charsed School arct
" Fines receivea
" Charge for stand’
" Error in erecit
" Balance
er-or in credit DOF
Pd for lights 88°55
Pd Int.on bonds 450’o5
Water Comp, 150 G6
Auditing Comp. Leer)
Eleetion Compr Beis
Fire Dept. — 1750
‘Printing Licences 5/50 %
Police 4” 5 ly
Mayor en
Poor aoe
St .Exrences 57°04
Treas, Ste
CO.,00
955,04
Ts —
Oo balance due Treas. 105,15
School
By Balance last report
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Statement. of the Treas.o! ;
o a a CQ
month of June 1907
. Thina
Gen. rune, 5B
nt man ceo A.
BV Balance last rep ort 967 D _
v Sirk coe [hf om’ Haw
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if Liceneres reed = lo,oo
af Sola ates vi = a m) fade
" Com.charsed School arct 02,6
vw W NOS received 12 y 00
an] dt wy \ v<
"t Charge LOr stand ¥ 300
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omit ive Ol Dona 450,00
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" Auditing comp. li Pee gh
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tt re . oA r
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— 9 ‘
1! a
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ct = ZS
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Port: 38
ES 4io
i : ; CORPORATION OF
SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA.
ce erie ce 3 tT AT SR a LES 2. 8 SN ee
erence SMAttnfrieid Va sie. 1G. Loo
V. W. JOYNER, Mayor.
J. W. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer.
rt O: ~ raed A. a B 7 4. 4.
, rs is r 7ia a OS ° { e is > > ; ¢ + i , “" ty ,
vor é bm . rE : Ps pee
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ot f Ce iy eas = wa To + * 7 enw aa gah
NG Va ola ae 9 A mots oe :
—
the yoters ana number of the
An abstret of
| ) fF electors,at an electian
stract of the votes,and number of @. ahs deni
Pn ifs town of Smithfield, in the county of Isle of Night
wit
> SE tuesday in June 1907,t0 7
a e of Virginia,on the second ;
i the 11th day of June 1907,for Mayor and Councilmen of
the said Town.
] or of the electors Forty. : ,
Palprspcha at certify that L C Brock had Thirty eight (58) votes
for Mayor of the said Town.
That V W Joyner had Thirty eight (38) votes for councilman
of said town.
sy had Thirty nine (59) votes Tor Couneilman
of said town.
That Jonun I cofer nad Thirty nine( 39) votes for Councilman
of said town.
eight (38) votes for Councilman
That P D Gwaltney
That J W Holloway had Thirty
for .saida town.
iA
™hat GN Guy had Thirty six (56) votes for Couneilman of sais
town.
That Ww Cc Ames had Thirty nine (59) votes for Councilman of
said town.
Civen under our hands 4s Comnissioners of the election this
17th.day of June 1907 | /
hua LAMlun,
rommissioners of &
Election. _
Sinn ttt acetate tat neem
Py 2 RQ ASE TET =
ACR RG RSD ca aa oe IO a Ca tA a ated
+ a sass ‘ A ? Be 3 ”
On motion the following resolution was adopted.
town of ‘Smithfield on the
e return of the election held an the
ame -- ae 2 ee ae
nod & l FSre
etal ——-,
Ba Ea i he a eee -
2 a ae
BP er POSE RS LA eGR IE a,
second Tuesday in June,to wit,on the llith.day of June 1907 |
for Mayor and Councilmen of the said town,together with the
7 canvass,and determination of the Commissioners of the sald
election,having been returned as required by section 1025 of
the code of Virginia,to this Council,And it appearing from
the said canvass and determination of the said commissioners
of the election,that L C Brock received the greatest number
of votes at the said glection for Mayor,and that V W Joyner |
P D Gwaltney Sr.J I Aorerce W Holloway G N Guy and woe Ames /
each received the greatest number of votescast £mxr at the sal
/
election for Councilmen,in pursuance of the statute in such /
Fe ee een ee De een ieee he ae
) : en eee yy Beet op oe ee on
i ‘ | es : eee ‘ zo | Bele es WE © 3-7. nv beg
i - i a 2 : ss - accuses ys a fot
$ on begies PD ist spemett etn S . he
a “te et , : mec Pe ee GEAR ET e se
e ‘ at H wy © a Seeks
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sases made and provided,on motion it is adjudged and aetem
that L Cc Broek has been elected Mayor of the town of Smil
4 for the term of two Years commencing on the first aay /
September 1907 and that V W Joyner,P D Gwaltney Sr.d tee
: ¢ | imen
J W Holloway G N Guy and WC Ames,have been elected cov me
of the said town of Smithfield for the term or Two Yeay?
: , nt ne
commencing on the first dav of September 1907, and if*® furt 1%
| . > b suer
r ordered that upon request certificates of elect: be Leo
to the said L C Brock,as Mayor aforesaid,and v y soyner,
/ |
awc Ames, |
P D.Gwaltney Sr.J I Cofer,J W Holloway,G N Guy,”
as Couneilmen of the said town of smithfield,for the term
aforesaid,by the Clerk of the Council affixing the seal of
the said corporation of Smithfield to such certificate.
Ue ees a
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ceneral Tuna Aret Aug 1ist.1907 :
Rec.a for rent of stand. 5,00
# Wall rent 17,50
" from Fines coll. 9,50
" Licenses sold 1825 ,00
Bal due Treas.last report 1loé,1s
PG Hlection Expences 4,00
" Attorney fee 5,00 V
" for Lights | BS ocr
"TORE Pritt ne -ordi nance fs “58 10
" Post at High Sch ~ 10,40V = ,fg0>
D Oigaiene | Ch OT CAT Vasott = nO Ono, | | :
" Tax rate Exrence G,O00 Vv
PL Or sun@ (Poor 16,00” | -
" Street Exp. 58 , 51s : |
" Mayor 6,25 y ee
" Police AG ,OO0V |
"Fine Deru. 1 estey :
" Treas Py De ; 50 VY |
To Ealance 1) SxS ees | ———_—
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By Balance - pigeo | |
School Fund. |
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| Recd.from G X Nelms 1,00 :
| Cn Oe sO Thoma 3,00 5
| TO 2 eee eStns 7,00 L
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fees. transfered to Genfund.12,50 E.
: Sanool orders 28,72 |
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Statement of the Treas.of Smithfield for the Month
of. Aug. 1907
By Balance last report
Rec'd from fines
" " Taxes coll.
" " Licenses sold.
chd.Draft refused ie mmere)
Pd Street Expences 181,09
" Election Exp. 4,15
‘" Hall Rent. 9,00
" Police 50,50
pO Mayor. Oras
Liens OSs
" Fire Dept. Mh Saye
" Poor 50,36
" Treas. | 10,09
To Balance 1571.26
1963,01
School Apet
By Balanee last report
Recd.from T B Wright
" Taxes Coll.
"BL Roberts Treas
not paid.
Pd School warrents 04,55
=
Oo balance 22753 50
oe eentneenentmnenstaeeetianninantouestneeipuaae
1965,o01
1571,26
312,97
7,00
23 ,58
>
1479,50
Treas.report for the year ending Sept.1ist.1907
1906
Recd.from Licenses
" : Taxes
[Te LOgeTaxes
PPP InesSs colle
| " Sundry items
E Pd for Street Expences 1650,70
E PS fi aes GEL ou
: " " Water 402,50
; " —" Police 712,54
" " Poor , 234,15
Ca eet SonPoonds 754,17
" " Sundry items. 1147 ,9
To Balance NS aa tea
7 ar Sit
By Balance
| Bond Sale
4 Rec'd from sale of Bonds
4 Pd.Sundry Bills 165,54
‘ Pa for School B1d.7500,00
3 Transfered to
' School Apct. 2756 , 46
{ 10400.00
4 School Fund. .
Balance Sert.1st.1906
: Rec'd from taxes
" Prom B L Roberts
, " Turition for School
" Sundry apects
d School orders 950,62
" Sundry items 260,77
To Balance 2275,50
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6 ¢b449 By Balance
GOanLe
2914,C60
SOs it
69,00
515,00-
464,42
7484 ,57
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1571, 26
10400,00
2275 50
Roberts check of $14 79.50
not paid.
pier it ee | i ai Ni ae nen
To The
Smithfield, Vae, 9-35-07.
Honorable Cowneil of the Corporation of Smithfield,
Gentlemens:
We ask that you please appropriate for Publie School
purposes gore Smithfield Sehool District for the session of
1 07—~ "GB :
Fof Teachers
Rent
Trustees and Clerk |
Janitor
Fuel and Light
Other Expenses
Less Revenue from the
County and State
Tyitioen for Music
$2300.00
450.00
$2'750..00
$4389 075
20200
50.00
17500
150.00
$1980.05
$2230075 ©
Yours very respectfully,
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This is to give you,Charles A Travis,your successers or
assigns,notice,that the couneil for the town of Smithfiela
Va.will meet in special session in the council Chamber
(wilson,s Hall )Oct.Stha.1907 at 7-5 Oclock P.M.to
‘determin' and execute the rights of the town of Smithfielg
Va.in the 15th.Section of a certain contract or agreement
made and entered into by the said ¢ A Travis of Cape Charles
‘City Va.and the town of Smithfield Va.dateg the 12th day of
December 1905. | /) a ‘a
aur, Clerk of the Couneil,
this 17th.day of Set 1907
ae ~ - _ = . “ Lom, 4 t
nS ts ee —_— ’
= T ° Sia ree
St
ending Sept . 50th. 1907
To
Printing
Sreet Exp,
Treas, 4.
Balance
Gen. Fund,
BY Bal
Tines COllected
School rung
School Warren
Balance
Balance in
inelug
146,57
2126
atement of the Treas .of
Rear
Y Balance
a
a
ne
ing Roberts
€ last revcort
ast peport
Check unpaid.
the town of SmithBiela va
1336,01
1162,95
2272,50
a
r £
"?
Poor av et
eT Dad tre
retort] ven tot]
? Sr at, Exp
na he’, / @
7
Treas ‘
0 ef alance
ew
Py Ealanee ineluding 126,95
“oberts unpaid checltusssi ial
i
' = : | Statement of the Treas.of the town © \
7 for the month of Oct 1907
: | Gen.Fund. |
H By Balance in hand Oct ist. 1162,95
| Fines collected 37,90
+t = Taxes Gollected 25
I Lic : 60,90
Paid Police 67,55 Vv
" Mayor | 6 ,a5v
" conn i sninax 10,00Vv
* Poor 12,15 /
pee erare Det. : 1,00%.
" Street Expeneps 210,35 y
orock ae
" Treas.con. 40,007
To Balance ae a SO Sef-57
By Balance 1008 ,86
Sehool Fund.
By Balance last report 2126 ,93
Pd by TB Wright 3,00
S e P Berrow 1,00
. WP eb Veit ins | 12,50
# 7 Mrs Milby l,oo 1!
" ue woe Eley 2,00
ma. " F R Berryman 11,00
| *w, ef a sy. ers, oe r i. : ; . . |
Me e., : as“ Taxes gbllected - 37 ,85
‘
Paid Sehool orders 397,99 . 4
a. 5 4 ”
To Balance L797 .27 ne |
_ ‘BI95 56 _ __ BI95,28~
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. | rf By Balance
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Stitement of 1e Tres.
for th mmth of Nowber 107
Genand Bl.last report 1008 .86
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Cfiscated money | Z
| Fries 169,506
“Refunded lic. 1 29,00
“Lighte | 88 55
Ptrrt on stone 95,75
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By Ealance L22
To the Mayor and Councilmen of the town of Smithfield Va.
We the undersigned citézens and tax payers,of the town of
Smithfield Va.request that you take such action as may be
necessary.in asking the Legeslature of Virginia,to grant
by an. act,the right to submit the question of establishing
a Dispensary in the said town,to the voters of the said town.
bay | We being of the opinion that conditions will be greatly
improved in our town,by the establishing of a Dispensary.
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To the Mayor and Councilmen of the town of Smithfield Va.
we the undersigned Ccitézens and tax payers,of the town of
Smithfield Va.request that you take such action as may be
necessary.in asking the Legeslature of Virginia,to grant
by an. act,the right to submit the question of establishing
a hi ssaneans in the said town,to the voters of the said town.
we being of the opinion that conditions will be greatly
improved in our town,by the establishing of a Dispensary.
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By Balanee last report — 456 ,335
" Taxes eel.for 1906 14,76,
" Lie.eollected 27,50 -
" Deg Tax collected 49,00,
" Refund from seh.fund 5,75,
" Confineasted bond DO, OOp
" Fines collected Pi We lag A
| " Taxes 190%eel. 2644,51,
Disbursments :
Paid for Lights 88,535
" Police 109,55 ae % O -y7 | |
‘ : Mayor | 6,25+ *, Ly od ‘
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"Weyer CoO 150,00 V le
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" Treac UL, 00%
To Eelence 2590.25
| F497 6a 2407 CO):
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School Fund.
By Balance last report 1225,84 _
" Tax collected 1906 19,00Y
“ Tultion Pd by TL D 18,900
" " Pd by Cc W cofer 9,00
" tt " AS Edawarés 35,50
* * G W Thomas 4,50 ,
Pi Pot 2 A Dippy as Lo. we
v * " " P B Simpson | 7,50 Gyr
. " " Mrs M Edwerds 7,900
" Tax 1907 eollected 1877 34
‘Disbersments
Refund tax cred,to Gen.fund. 5,75
| Pd Sehool orders 524,74
: Te Balance 3 2664 ,44 ,
a | S202 ,95 5202.95
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Reed.from fines
" Dog tax recd.
" Lie.sold
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Pd Poor apet. 25,00
" Audit.com. 12,50
" Mayor 6,254
" P_ liee 124, 40vVv
" Lights 88 , 55
" St Expenee 85,04p—-
" winess 5,004
" Treas. — 40.00.”
By Balance 2138 , 52
| 2522 ,34
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By Balance
Tax Cobl
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HA Morrison
J O Thomas
V W Joyner
J MH Jordan
P@ Sehool orders 166,62
To Balance 2995 ,43
™ 2762 ,10
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Fi. In the event ‘of the death, sickness, or absence of the
12 mayor, any and all of the powers, duties, and authority
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To amend and re-enact Section 2 of an act entitled «An act to repeal oe K
| the charter of the town of ‘Smithfield, and to grant a new charter — .
to the said town, which took effect February 17, 1900.
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Patron—Mr. Howle.
Reported from Committee on Counties, Cities and Towns.
1. The officers of the said town shall consist of a mayor,
2 six aldermen, a sergeant, a treasurer, and such other officers
om. 8 as the council may appoint, who shall be ditizene and quali- ;
i 4 fied voters of the said town.
5 The mayor, councilmen, and sergeant, shall have all the
6 power and authority conferred on. such officers by the eftty-
a ) 7 fourth and one hundred and hinety-first chapters of the Code ae
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BF eee 8 of Virginia, of the edition of eighteen hundred and eighty-
Ls | bes) 9 seven, by all acts amendatory thereto, and by all laws ap-
10 plicable to towns.
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11 In the event of the death, sickness, or absence of the
ag Bt Lek 12 mayor, any and all of the powers, duties, and av
fo hog tie che may. pe exercised by any of the councilmen of the t~
Fa: aYT,5 fact Aha Se ete hc ea : ee ; oe , , ater ‘ aa re oe
’ [4 a new mayor Is ‘elected or appointed under this charter.
15 =‘ The salary of the mayor shall not exceed three (3) hun-
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it " Poor 29)
' Hleetion Exp.17)
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Treas 53, wy
St Exzpenece 59
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CORPORATION OF
SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA.
At Zayed
W. JOYNER, Mayor.
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SIXTY ONE (61) Votes ee ae, L
Agsinst licensing +p. Sele of intomdeating liquors, there were cast.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN D TER (127) votes iS
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Gentlemen: — | | ia
TI beg to submit the following offer to sell my |
Gas Plant to the-Tom of Smithfield.
ET will sell to the Towr. the entire Plant and equip-
ment as it now stands,inecluding the lot of land on which the
Plant is lcoeated and all mains and meters belonging to said
Plant ,at the price of $3,500.free from liens. It phar be a
eondition of such sale and a part of the contract thereof that
I shall surrender to the Town of Smithfield the franchise under
which said Plant was installed; that the contract between said
Town and myself providing for the lighting of the streets of said
‘own shall be eaneelled and annulled,and I be relieved of all
lability on aesount of the said franchise or of the said
ghting contract.
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Statement of the Treas.of Smithfield for the Month of
— SOR ngewe eee
March 1908
Gen, Funda,
By Balance last report 1609,29
" Taxes received 78 ,65/
" Hall ren rom Sch.apet Bo eas |
~ eb es Gora. Go: WV
Pd Water comp. 150.00 V | |
Light bill 88,58 v
*" Police SL, 507
" Mayor. S 25V
3 *" Election Exp, 1G. , 15
Be. " Taes 29 3,50¥ Ad
| " Treas. | 50,00 nm
"oP OOor aper 23. ,oow”
* Witness 4” ,00OY
" Street Exp, 62° IGY ag
To Balance 1272 "20
I Twas
1768 , 54 1768 (34
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School Fund
Balanee last revort RBZYXAXKX
2052.74
Taxes reed, 71077
; 2's Roxie Milby 1,00
| Ida Norwood 2,00
J O Thomas 31.385
WH Diek Sa
“0 Dashield, 15.00
oe Derryman ue
: D. ft -Gox Boe
Error in credit 20,00 Salad
Pd Sch warrents 20,00 |
Balance 2157 14 .
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— 2197, 14 2107-14
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Gen.Funea,
Statement of the Treas.of Smithfield for the Month of
4
By Balance iast report 1609 ,29
" Taxes received
" Hall rent rom Sch.apect 20 ,00W
t Pines. Codd:,
Pd Water Comp. 150.00 v
Po) iene “bi1 2 88 ,55¥
" Police | 81,50”
" Mayor. — Ora
" Hlection Exp, UG Lov
4. TSecs ~ 29,50V 44
" Treas, | 50, 00V qv
* Poor apct 28,09” 9
t witness 4,00”
" Street Exp, 62,547
To Balance ; 1272 ,20
1763 ,54
By Balance
School Fund
Balanee last revort
Taxes reed,
wrs Roxie Milby
i Ida Norwood
: J O Thomas
WH Dick
LoL. Dashield,
FR Berryman
To J Cox
Error in credit. 20,00
Pd Sch warrents 20,00
Balance 2157.14 : ;
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2197 14
By Balance
Statement of the tax books April list 1908
Total charges for the Gen.and Bond apet.
. : ig " School apet.
Total collections to date.
Total collection Gen. Puna 2755 ,85
. : School " 1965 ,55
4719
. To Balance due the Gen.Fund 813.02,
a u " . " School " 796,22 |
_f | 1610324
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Statement of the Treas.of the town of. Smithfield
for the month of April 1908
Gen.Fund,.
Balance last report 1272,20
Reed.from Fines £9,507
" of "AS Barrett 14,70
Disbursments "from Taxes coll, 157,55,
Pa Refund of Lie. loo.co Uv
" Police 67,50
" Mayor 27,09
" Fire Dept. 51,50 \ th
" Repairs on Hall 19,44 aie
" Lor Supt.of Poor. 1909 Vv io “yt,
" for Lignts 88,55 y 4 ov
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" sale Lamp Globe L,4o,
"fér stone V w Joyner 9,45,
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" for Fees 28 ,80 \
" for Streets 52.57 /
" Treas, 40.00 \/
To Balance 1168 , 08
Balance
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Statement of the Treas.of the town of Smithfield
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for the month of April 1908 De
Gen .Fund.
Balance last report 1272,20
Reed.from Fines 29,50
i ew to., Ae 157 ,80,~
" " sale Lamp Globe 1,40 _
" fé6r stone V W Joyner 9,45.
a " AS Barrett 14,70
Disbursments " from Taxes Coll, 157,55,
Pa Refund of Lie. loo.co “”
" Police 67,50”
" Mayor 27,09
" Fire Dept. $1 ,50\ — at
"Repairs on Hall 19,44 As?
" for Supt.of Poor 1909 Vv i “gi,
"for Lights | 88,55 y We"
«Por Tees” ‘ 28 ,80 v Q \
" for Streets | 52,57
" Treas, 40.00 y/ P
To Balance 1168 , 08
| 1622.40 1622 40 /
By Balance ~ 1168.08
School Fune,
By Balance last report £2212 ,14
Recd.from V W Joyner 1Lo,00
" CF Day ee fale:
" ¢ W Cofer 9.00
" GW Eley 5,00
» trom Taxes 158.75
Pd Schools warrents 558 ,78
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Cape Charles,Virginia,25th May,1908.
To the Couneil of the Town of Smithfield:
Gentlemen: ~
I have been informed through H. H. Rumble ,Esq., —
Counsel,that your finance conmittce has agreed to recommend to the
Couneil the following proposition,viz., that the Town take a lease
on my Plant ani its equipment for a term of six years beginning on
the first day of June,1908. The rental for the first four years to
be five per cent on a valuation of $3,000. or $150. per year,and for
the last two years five per sent on a valuation of $3500. or $175.
per year, the Plant to be exempt from town taxes jiuring the entire
term. The Town to have an option to purchase the Plant and its equip—
ment at any time during the first four years for $3,000. cash,and at
any time during the last two years for $3500. cash. The Town to have
the right to make such additions to the Plant as it may see fit,and
to agree to keep the Plant in good order and evundition, and in gase it
joes not purchase,return atte same at the end of the lease in as. good
eondition as ab the beginning of the term, reasonable wear and téar
and unavoidable casualties exeepted. The Town to have the right to
terminate the lease at the end of the first year if it desires to do
30, Upon the execution of this lease the contract between myself
and the Town for lighting the streets is to be eancelled and anulled.
Creditors holiing liens upon the Plant are to assent to the terms of
the lease,that is,agree that their liens shall not interfere wlth the
Having considered this proposition I have decide to accept
the same,subject to the consent of the Penn Globe Gas Light Company ,
ani with the understanding that the Town will .ancel anid remit any
town tax bills now held agatnst me. Rent to be paid quarterly.
Yours very respectfully,
C.D. AILE
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i er J. We Holloway, Treas.,
Vi °° Town of smitneiera,
Smithfield, Va.
Dear Sirse
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Confirming Our several phone conversations of today, I take
Se a 5 oSeeegs §
Pete FI. TEES | » sketiiieetunnenamn aman
STEAKS? dee Bie Bae el BO at tien ner ee TUR s eA en bE . ae ” xa ad
pleasure in quoting below the prices we can name you on Gas Machine G
EHP 9S Mo
line, in both wood and iron packages, delivery to be made within the
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i i suing year under contract:
% POs Bs . FOB. )
BALTIMORE, MD: NORFOLK ,VA:
Wood Barrels 19¢ 21-1/e¢ =
Tron Barrels L73/2e¢ 20¢
Regarding the carload price f.o. b. Newport News, Va. a mouy
state that this would Simply be the Baltimore price, plus the ra Snzaes
which I am advised is about 44¢ per barrel,
In connection with the Gravity, I would state that Gas Machine
Gasoline, which we are bdDidding on rund between 86° & 88°, depending
a somewhat upon the season of the year. 86° Gasoline gives better result
| en warm weather and is very much more economical than the High Gravity.
While we do not sell Gasoline by Gravity, as above stated, the das Mach yey
1 casotine will run between these two gravities,
| In this connection, there are some machines put out, I believe, the
use @ very much lower gravity goods than this, therefore, in taking into
consideration the prices named, this should be born in mind, In other
7” words, our bid on High Gravit vy Or Gas Machine Gasoline, should not be
brought in competition with the Lower “gravity goods, which are, of ‘course,
cheaper.
Yours truly,
Special, Agen}: —_
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May 19, 190 j
Contract:
4 LOPLOUW:?, CO
Cc. 8. HILL.
SPECIAL AGENT.
Mr. J. We Holloway, Treas.,
| Town of Smithfield,
eT Smithfield, Va. |
Dear Sir: | 1) |
Opdeovnine lieder aoe Soo Losi Se
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consideration the prices named, this should be born in mind, In other
. words, our bid om High Gravity or Gas Machine Gasoline,should not be
with the lower gravity goods, which are, of course,
‘brought in competition
Yours truly,
cheaper.
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Statement of the Treas.for the Month of May 1908
Gen erund e
By Balanee last report L168 , 08
Hall rent 2,00r
_ Lamp Globe sold 1,40ov—
Fines eoll, 29,90
BiG. Sold . _ 89.80”
Taxes col., ; 74,16V
Pa for lights 88 ,55v
Mayor Oe
" Police 386,75
ne OOL Sl,ooy ‘
" Street Expence OL OF ya
" Treas 43.00”
To Balance Lo63,41 .
rr fond . Saaremaa
| 1565,54 1365 , 54
By Balance 1063,41
Senool Fund,
Balance last revort 1844,11
Jno I Cofer 18,67
A S Eawarts 33 85
BP Gay 57,50
GW ley lo,oo
a J D Gray | T0047 0 4
Rei ee Seas \ Taxes Reed, | 75,05 ie
Pd Warrents 669,61
To Balance 1568 55
By Balance | 568 ,55
312
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To the Couneil of the town of Smithfield Va.
June 15th.1908
vour finanee committee,to whom you refered the question aH
management of the Gas plant,eecently leased from C A Travis
pegleave to report and recomend as follows. |
ist Phat you discontinue special Police an Harbor master
J R Moore whose salery # ‘O_ ‘: SA, \* 12,50
JI gd Dunio " XY / m \\ ve. E00
Ewer ‘i r : a 20 00
: o4,00
and,That you inerease Policeman W Y Jones salary to 45.00
permonth
Stha.That you arthoraze tne employment of a special policman
at the salery of $40,o0 per month for his whole time, to do
such work as may be assigned him by Policeman Jones with the
eonsent of the Mayor. .
Athn.That you order W Y Jones ig ceil the man to be employed
in lighting the lamps ,begining ®
Sumset,allowing the two 50 minutes to light the 41 lamps
in town,and that you direct the two to put out 2o of the lamps
as per orderof the pecord, begining at lo-45 P M .allowing them
15 minutes to complete the work.
S5th.That you direct W Y Jones to have the remaining <1 lamps
turned out by the man to be employed, begining at One hour and
a quarter before Sun rise each moming allowing him So minutes
in which to complete the work.
6th.That you direct WY Jones to take full charge of the Gas
Plant,keeping the same in order,having all expence pills
oked by the finance comnittee,and approved by the Mayor.
before payment. 6
7th.That you dirett that $6o of the $85 salary of these two
men be chagzed to the police account and that 825 be chaged to
expence accqunt of the Gas account. — a
Bhal Wirfones Ge eta og hl Sook g Jwortey Urutent
ns cn,
ach night at 45 minutes after
List of Meters
June 1st 1908 |
One Meter at EH B Ghapman & Bro Main St. q
One do WL Folk & Co Church St. a
One do Home Telcphone Co Main St. M
One do EW Wilson store Main St.
One do Mr Tuke old PO Main St
One do Bank of Smithfield Main St.
One do W H Horris end of Main St near Commerce
one do J F Richardson | Commerce St.
one do Willie Crawlie Commerce St
One do J L Warner & Co Commere St.
One V W Joyner Commerce St
one do Clarence Garner | Commerce St
one ao WA Whitenead Barbershop Main St.
one do Igaac Jones Mason St.
One do Hotel Jamestown Pool room Main St
One do Hotel Jamestown Main Sst
One ado W H Adams Main St.
One do J M Chapman Main St.
one do - A H Hearn Racket store Main St.
One do ME Bain & Co Main St.
One do Hang Lee Laundry Main St.
One do C W Cofer Main St.
One do ME Holland store Main St.
One do C P jones Grace St.
one do H M Mitchell Gace St.
One do T P Parish Residence Main St.
One do Langhorne Paris & Simpson Main St.
One do EH Cofer & Co Main St.
One ao aMin St Grocery Main St.
one ao D Simon Barber shor Main St.
One do Ideal Pharmacy Main St.
One do J O Thomas residence Main St.
one do Mrs J L Warner Maosn St " }
One do J W Thomas Mason St. ee
One do Jas P Andews Main St dh
One do Methodist E Church south. Mason St rl
One do Browns A M E Churen Mason St. oa
One ado E W Wilson esidence. Main st. “t
One ao. 1S - Peo. Main St.
One do CS Betts. Main St.
One do J W Holloway Church St.
One doEA Mortson Church St
One do J W Holloway & Co Churh St.
One do WD Folk Church Sh
One 20 J E Waren CHUBH Sib,
One do W J Edwards Main St.
One doGR Smith cnureh St.
One do Episcoval Church >,
A ere i
One do
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guna By Cc A Travis and their location on
Church St. |
ans do A S Barrett brick store Main st. \ “ya!
G/B P/nut Co store Chucrh
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License ,and Tax ordinance of the town of smitneiow
moS XEXXMXIRXAB MKEXIXKRRXKSHXRAKXX |
Be ordained by the Counell of the town of Smithfiela va that
no peson firm or corporation shall engage in SO Meee. in
the town for which a license is required by the Sate of Va
b | or thé oratnavses of said town, without fist having applied for
| | Samexa nd gbtained such a license,under the tenalties herein
4 . provided as a part beg omdnhaeace,and for the year begining
on the lst day of | 1908 and for each year thereafter, while
ae ordinance is in effect, the taxes on land,or real property,
personal property, incomes,and@ other property,except such
peBor! ana real property as may exempted by the State of Va.
excervt the Bonds issued by the town of Smithfiele Va.
25 ets on the loo assed value thereof for the support of
the Public sehools within the town.
lo ets on the $loo assed value thereof to pay the interest
on the Bonds outstanding issued by the town of Smithfielg Va.
25 ets on the $loo assed value thereof to be eredited to the
Geneal fund to meet + all othercharges against the town
| tor Watlltro1ice , Pipederartment Support of the Poor,Streets &e
Re el each male citizen resident of the town who has attained
| the age of 21 yeass a poll tax of {1 shall be collectea to |
| | be applied to the support of the Public sehools in the town. |
Any person,firm, or corporation,Ffailing to pay the treasurer
of the said town on or befomthe lst day of Dec 1908 all
taxes chaged against him shall pay a penalty of 5% in additio
n to the regular levy. | 7
Be it further ordained that forthe year begining the 1st
PAS Renee as
O7\ d ay of July 1908 and for each year thereafter until further
RLS TS SN ITT TE eT
Baers oS Same
NS | R, *\ppov icions ape made,the license taxes on. firms persons ana
® fh
V'corporat ions conducting business or engaged in professionak
emp oynont, 8 ‘bhe | eset cicacci be ‘ad follows,
| selling water by contract written or aa otherwise
| to individuals forms or corporations and not useing the
| Streets alleys and lanes for deliver by pipes mains &
| Shall pay a license tax £15.00
Moving picture shows per year $25 ,00
thas
ea
5 , 2 fs were
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Statement of tHe Tréas. for the month of June 1208
Balance last revort
ae 7 i eal. Recd. fpom fines
ae | . a i" i Taxes
¢ be og " " Lamp Globe sold.
| i! 1? Lice sold
" School apet Treas.com.
ee oe: Paid on Light apet. 100,00”
| " Interest on Bonds 450,001v
| " for Water
150,00,
"tor Police 74,00
"" for Poor 25 O04
4 Mayor 16,674
‘emtreas. 46,007 |
| " St Expences fgeyia s og
, To Balance 404,72
Hs 1550 ,54
By Balance
School Fund,
By Balance last report
Reed. from G W Cofer
" Taxes
Pald School Warrents 426,79 ¥
Pd Treas.Com.to G Fund2lo,?ly
To Balance 756 48
By Balance
1550 ,54
404,72
Statement of the Gas Plant for the month
of June 1908
July 2nd. Reed from the town 88 , 55 Oe cil. i
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" from consumers 67 ,54 } Quad Dia wus
Avet uncollected 50,97 , ) | 7
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Pad R W Sillings CT SOG
" for 6 Bois Gasoline 68 ,40 , iO all
n 1 Attendent ZA oc Ree ROH, vis uM 3
q at rj ? i ¥,
t for Expences 15,46 oe «oe ! ) ,
|| Po Balance 2,42 Poa tk ao WIGAN
(KA BUS Wea
186 ,84 ri ar
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By Balance 2,<2
i BO Sy St> S ,
11 Bbls Gasoline lost cata k POMEL \ We
Loss in mantels | ! | BS (;
used $11,67 in mantels from Sillings when
they should have used about $6 worth.
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} Statement ¢« the Treas.f. tne town of snithfielda Aug loth oo
Geral Fune
! 2 - 4 ie
Balane in hand last revort ; eet
FecG erom Liec.soid on”,
i # (Hail rent ei oe
\ Fines Coll. Pee pea 7c
" ‘and.in error of 2 school er 2
; enecks vy 6,90
3 Disbur:
Pd for Stiet lights 7758,
" Cemmis of the Rev. 20 4 |
" for Poce 60,04, ‘
' ©" Suport the Poor 19969
" Audit committee 12 ,50- |
ny Er@as . 52,00r se -
it | May or 16,67 ; \o p
oO) RPringe pill 4,50, ae e
" Fees 2,00, SY lo
" Stre: Expence 94,24, 7 Ls
To Balani 1568 ,66
L928 oe | 1928.52. |
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Ey Balance 1568 ,66
school Fund. |
By Balance last report 796 ,48
Reed.from J W Holloway t 59,85
: " Rev.R T Waterfied v 82,00
u "i Lb Veiling Pawn Sg!
Disbu.
Paid Siool ordezss 84,05
To Balice 7 195,46
| | 877 48 - B77 A3
} By Balance 795,45
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Statement of the Gas fo Apert.
Totel income from private consumers | lle .88
"trem St Lighting
Paid for Gasoline
tt " Mantels,
" " Lamp Lighter
i" " Expence apet
To Balance
Less rental of the plant for.
tee,appointed by the Mayor of the town of smithfield,have: audit
99,00
2,00
25,00
13,89
56 52
190,21
“QQ,
L90 21
Dy Balance net profits 56,32
the month of July 1
2,50
45,82
Smithfield va July Soth.1908
We Jno.I,Cofer and Walter c Ames the standing auditing commit
ed the accounts and fr
Smithfield and find t
of our knowledge and
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ooks of J W Holloway Treas.of the town of |
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belief.
he same correct to July lst.to the best
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b ~ a A ees , 38 rn
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CORPORATION OF
SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA
Ww JOYNER, Mayor
to.
Statement of the Treas.for
she Month of August.
By Balance last report
Reed.from tras,from Sch
‘ i?
To error in chero ge of cks,. oe
" ED hla sald
" " Pines coll
" " iPaxes @goll
Paid for Lights 83 ,55
'" " Poor ¥ 19,09
*tecass po% , OB ,00
oy iMavor 16 : G7
" Doliee 60,00
tf LY oO ny Devt, bo
&" y Btrggt END. a C2 ‘oar :
Hi oe ee yt , oie ey
FO Bal Lal he epee + r
4 Pe oe ee.
BY Halatee: POSS
school Fund,
BY Balance last revort
" 6ash fron 3B L Roberts
Le ‘t
: Ampt trans .to Dist.avet.776° mM
f ! other Fund t 1546 cr
rot Baan a
2150 ,47
District Fined.
B¥Y emount from Gen.Sehn.fund
cH Ly nS Ly oF
" Taxes Ree
To amount Treas.com.trans,
to Gen,.Fund. 4,54
To Balance 312,14
SiG. 3
Other Sch.fund Apct.
Pa Sundry orders Board oi17,24
LB ce,
amot .£
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15000
53C
Oo; Ora ,os
1558 ,72
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Statement of the Treas.for the Month of August.
General Fund
By Balance last report PR EICE TS 315:
Reed. from tras,from Sch F 4,54
" tie sola 200,00
: eee(eeeterom ero enlh DLO
r pee aicodsrsy [e/cail og tO
“Pata for Lights 83 ,55
't if Poor ¥ 19,09
4 0 OAs. 4 .. Ws .00
in Mevdr | 16 ,67
" Police 60,00 ,
|" Bdro Dept, Ph Bell : aes |
iy Strggt Exo. M3569 °F | om |
ery Baltnoe Pate es Vo eek se a :
era O° | 5 ay:
By Halatce "OU # “T5383, 72
School Fund,
By Balance last report 795,45
" Cash from B L Roberts S47 75
Hi i! tt 't CFL <
To error in charge of Cks,. 6 »20
" Ampt trans .teo Dist. apet. 776. MG:
i " other fund " 1346-80
“Sy en Te
eeeeemeneemen oe Ee
District Fund.
B¥Y amount from Gen.Sen.fund “10,7 ¢
. Taxes Reed. 29,15
| To amount Treas.Com.trans, |
| to Gen.rund. 4,54
Fo Balance 312,14
| Si istes ae 816 ,68
| By Balance 812,14
| Other Seh.fund Apet.
| BY ampt . from Gen.Seh.fund apet,1546 »30
Pa Sundry orders — 117 ,24
To balance 1229.56 EE
| L546 80 1346.80
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By Balance 1229 56
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LE | | Statonent of the Treas.of the town of Smithfield
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ff oe _ i . vad ~ han ryt O ay
| | ‘for the year ending the Zlst day of August 1°03
., H | : i 7 y
| be | Br Talanee last Gen Pund. ehS7L, 20
| ‘A i} a” ees
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y | ryt 7?
& | Recd.frrom fines collected? Ho6G,00
ss " Licones * fo heen
Ee | 1! if Taxes oi] SL eh Ow
bE Cove. Co co ee 1490
-: q 4 : Se oN Ea |
e " " Sundry items eds Sl. |
£ i
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i i 4; Pee ry ~- me ab) & 4 s
2 | Pata Tor Police £10092 48 ia
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: } © © Yater 600,00 .
a | aaa 2 |
EE i " tights 1022 ,,50 . Sa, |
; * Supvort of Poor 236,95 ie fe |
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" t Pire dervartment B25 9 > |
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| " " Interest on bonds 900,00. Ae?
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i i ) Naan, me doe oa sph ROE D
| TAM =o
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: " Street Expences 1491 ,°¢
: " * Sundry itoms 1124,79
fy Balance 1558.72
vowel’ YS 3405 ,£0
' Pat } 7 ke ~ > dh ree
6 eat! CL By Balance L663 448
r Ee , w’\ ,, Sehool Fund. |
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7 : : 4 \ ff os on a vy: ee
r oF i Yr | . | By Balanee sertlst,1lfo? sevo,5e
Reed. from Tulitions DOs Aes
= eee
ai bb Taxes PES,
| | . * Co,Treas,
ae B L Roberts 1557 ,04 |
: | " sundry items lod ,ee
aa 3 Paid Sehool orders 4526 ,45 :
4 | " §gundry items _ B4AL,S | |
| To Balance, | 2041,70 ee 4
4 | 8605, 49 oo,to| Cl
[| | by Balance 2041 ,70 P
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a in or on any king ‘of venicle or contrivance for the carry ing of. fe
“persons, other than a vénkaee pulled ty a Horse iho or Oxen at ae
ae less than $5, Five Dollars nor more: than 725 Twenty five dollars
neeael
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statement of the Cas Plant for the month of dugust.
CS Bee
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ee emaeand au apateurereerens ve edarers
Saag Lat)
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Total imeom: from private consumers ~LLo,et
2 i Streets lights | 88 ,55
Par tor 1 boi eeonr 121 , 00
Mi 2 ame Venter ete Peele
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" Mantels 5,00
t other exrence 12,72
ers ee We eines
TO OFA LANGE 20 ges aos
02 02 BS Sie, 0
By Balanee 55 2
IS sak 7B , ;
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Less rent 12 p
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“wert, 14th, 1908 that t: shall be unlawful for any person
to travel along and over the strecttx and lanes” of the town.
| 7. de
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o greater speed than (8) Miles per. oer or trian when’ ‘orossing a ae
ag ee
i intersect ing street or lane at a greater speed than (4) Miles per
cs
hour ,or who shall fail to stor his machine or dekieca’ when meet ing
or passing a team that aprvreass 202 IOCCICTIIGOIOCE RIO THON
. | frightenea, and. assist the driver aa
of the frightened ‘team to drive by with safty,shall be finea not
for each violation tf this. ordinance sand the imposeing of tne
4 fine shall oe no way relieve the offender of amy cama ¢ that
im a re tah yo eR APS Ps
Ra © eras Pi Ate Sd x oy i ;
| Statement of the Gas Plant for the month of dugust.
< |
Total imeom: from private consumers S1lo,71
: : " Streetz lights 88 , 55
Pa for 11 Bbhls oil 121,00
: " amnp lignter 25,00
"
" Mantels 5,00
N- otner expence 12,72 |
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arr iit ieee ie ty Nf: .ltes , .
A EAS CE a “
- whites 474550 ,00 |
Qur land book Whites |
(Rie 5550 ,00
" r WH Anlered SOA O re |
B15), 00 1
" Dar pra," y rar NGS oO
: OT 4CL7 OO :
|
ro Peat 241d an ineormc |
At ieee rate of ai 25¢e% on tne :. loo wou Ld yeaa |
; # ye a 56 3° od ;
Os vies | |
Be a
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f ce & S&S
x and anvroriated font
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surcort of sahools,marce a ve
4
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fa * * f 1aLe4 (9. ta 2 7 { 3 O
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be nade py bie UOluliv ih AEN eas ) |
eipice
oe to) om 7 i £*.; 3 ng but whe He Gs
us eter } Su ce Be ohn, & Ace
2975,50 was our balance Sort. ist.1lva? o:
ee : a os
nae y 4neluded wr +
a sahool voard,whicn ine UGG
We he re: Hat Sah cf Giie CT Coe OOaAyI ae, iat Ci
a 4 NF te OR er) ated -
= —= cy se > Bam OG 7. 4 3 A vant 2!
~~ ae 7 rid “Mt rae eo cane ks
maak ef “1499.80 whien I received and ey }
$s Abie Ge S bd ¢ i CC Ne 6.4 ao tm hat de i
“ yHink it Very:
‘ : ” m f ay ss ‘f, Fh gs Git
Seo 55 4g my balanee cf all funds to Aug 1st.] 7 pee 2
a hg ee
n nis
~ oy oe , ne eluded xt bse |
‘ixely that Mr Joyner fas charged ie, and in AG
Os
rar it i250
es “~* i Aaa -P
revort One Newport warrent POP 1490 ,00 Hardy, wat 4.
A
BQ OG
| r OSA ent for (p40 U OU.
Mm bob Roberts eheck $547,75 and county warr :
which I will not ened 2 unt. th ybey Be actually. paid CY ©n
a ee 5 eg ee ye
Ss ee Meek co ites
= ~ a cy YY Sey Alam a9 4 fr? iS ac. YU ee |
~ ~A\8P > Vie ; ? } i LEZ AL SG JULES? th
2 ae : =e 2 ; t 4 o- TPIS £ sare 4 rr Ee ie [7 Li. c? A + : /
wiied ifs Sie joc. MOV ts ae 0
-— 5 a s a : @ > oa /
ight to make any addition
ee EL CO CC LCI
. Stee ee 1 j Clit y Ky ‘3 es 3 z = ee os < — — —_ =
ooo , % - a ‘ : ‘ eS ase
we VS tiese IveEMsS Wilil Make LNG Seip total balance of the
tro accounts that Mr Joyner roported on, |
| i
My hooks only show one account with the Smithfield school |
[ .
board, while his books shows two accounts with the torn Treas, i
tn Jany.19c6 the Council ordered mo to transfer to the school - @
ae | nseeount end make available for tne orders of the anithnfield 2
: | 7 * : ay y 7 Pate =o yA . = ay aA ee \ | {
eahool boord 72£756,4C the baiance tren 4o the credit of the —
nt, which I did and elesed the bond account. I
a Coke The apparens siserepaney betreen the Stete books and our F
town books is due to deguetions that we heve te make in the °
. | rersonal property pook(wnite) the State nook including whe
a ny | listing of the town ronds, which is not taxable hy. tne ¢ corpo ,
: ration,aliso the listing of soma of the copporations that are
a .
= other wise taxed and are not liable to a direct tax.
3 P55 ,.80 16 Bid that nas come: inte my nanas fron private |
; | sudttonn since Sert ist iLf07 to Aug .ist.1908,it may ve that
Lt Joyner reports a collection made in August 1967 that 1
a donot report, however it is not material as his wo halances |
a f. think 12 the sane 2s my one balance Aug ist 19 03 af I ao
: eredit the check and warrcnts i
F { hore von will not insist,that | attemet to itemize the
sepuresments for the sossion 1907 & 1208 for it, would be
| auwerea impossible, not naving any rore=Knowlosne that ne
+ aot % harge Soe
would be expected, have Kept no record,exce! ere a
= ; . “9 b i. + rt “ 4 i Ss ms TG
eehool account with the enock araimed for the ‘warront, EY oT
; el hee has the ai uditing ¢ committee add ited my), Hoeks : © inee- j :
| August o7.and when they aprroved my shecks and vouches: ane
4 | so Tep ort to the Council and 44 pocomes a materr of re ecords
ia - + have neretofore considered ‘the eancelied enecks aie sengol |
7 at
: | sort of ©
youches of yory little value. a xnow Mr Joynors reper o 4
distursments are correct. ier ay Be
If. you. witt indieate to me now maney ealssifications yo ae
: yn s
| Bay ear : ; ee ; Sbise 2
eH
nating
Ct ot e
lo ue
Gen ew und
TO > a a os "4
ey 28lance last revort
a be | 8 micas . ape 2 ba tate s 4
Re°ead from Tines
t? 1} Y 4
a le e Sold e
be ' = Cm ] ae
ES " - t
-G& tor Lamp fixtures 24.00
q! ‘nm > ‘ ce .
ireas S22
: cif 9 OO ~
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" Sor Lumber pee 72 9d
" ee
for Stone OFA” ot.
" for Lights ao wee
; , ‘ “ 9 ee)
" Fees | BS
oes 3,70
Poor apet ¢
4 “ tt O 9 OD
Water Rent ~ So.
tied | 150,00
Expence 49 5S
+ fF rae
LC balance :
nee 868 ,58
Sees bai e "| ; |
CiweT v4 .
Yoner Tung School Anet
% ws Ww }
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pao rae er
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bc J a]
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f a FECES Lacan ‘Ao ip ie £9
A, wO rl ey LS at
* ga! OF XFS & Al UD | 90 ‘i “
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wie tee C ws {I< eae |
Se Gc. coal Sim
ID Ane 2 & eS Pay
: CEay er DS “
* 7 ~ a 8
ae nly a a we CAL 1@ Cc
Statement Gas. Plant for Sevt.
| Reed from town
" " Private consum.
To 14 Bols Gasoline PLS ao
" Pd Brvant . an?
0/5 9 eee Bae i = ee .
tbenient of the Tre Por the : ee
ireas.ror the month ending Sert.3o0th.1908
1229 ,5¢
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Statement of the. Treas .for the month ending Sept..Soth.1908
| Gen. Fund
By Balanee last report 1538 ,72
Reed from fines =~ 87,95
y " Lie.sola, | 40,00
Pa for Lamp fixtures 24,00
" Treas, move 22,00
3 " Lor Lumber : 75,90
F " for Stone | 254,01
" for. Lights 5 C33 ae
" Mayor LG 67
" Police 65,00
" Fees | : 59,70
" Poor apet 29,09
"Water Rent. 150,00
"
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pal mae
2) the -
yo eg a Bites ed
St Expenee 49 ,59 | :
= a Te Balance 868 ,58 |
ie. he (A666 67 7 166667 ~
I : | ace : By Balanee 868 ,58 is
Ze | Other Fund School’ Anat...
&larce 1229.56
+a lm ty 7
Le W Y Jones 65,15
" Cash from J H Martin / 9500
Paid school o#ders 115,87 ‘
To Balance AIS BA
| |
1375.77 1898 9T7
eee een es
Rr Te cay oy ~
DY PALANGE 4157 ,84
Dist .school Puna
By Balanee last revort 301,58
Pa School otders 13 97 , | a4
To Balance isis esa
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S01 38 | Sel. sa:
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" Pa Bryant 25,00
" for Mantels ~ 5,00
" Expenees | Las: | |
" Balance 14,52 a
| ABs, Conair 215,70
By Balance 14,53
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ax - Pears atey
hl 43 vt) Fe ' a
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Maa Sel Oe tahoe oy er Ae
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co | ah Th’ a . aa :
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74
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+? tt “74 yvi osc “A a
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7) Ma Dey oan TT aan hy
ar aes BD iLMmper
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at de OE i Oi 0 ad, Be
| Ww Meares
’ “ ~~, 4. O22 AQ)
t Poor anct po ea
YW Daaayn2e rd, ar
T Reruns Pete ge ee a OS
gueMic RMS ete laiaG beac sin a! £10
> AS YO
- ~"e i ’
i" Starrt Expences 91,395
To Balance LEO. ae
BY Balaaee
mr 7 tT ae) er
faxes 1903 collected
NS 8 ed
Dist School Funds
at ae as i Sm ; re a | Fer
Bv Balance last report
Lal ee a <4 ” ot lee Pa rm
" VYaxes GoLilected
| Paid Seh.Warrents 530,lo
a
. a) ho 5 Ap =
| To palLlance 196.29
BEN i —-_,
| Ser Sen Pune Ape
BY Spalance
Read.fron J W Holloway
770,06
BOB O
> ts
J, 1
?
aay ye.
Eh 8 OVe=
1467 ,54
Lilo’ 22
5012 ,77
196 ,29
e201 ,50
sontnindantmnecacass ioe
|
| Disbursments ape sce 268 ,46
L Erol a.s ei |
30,
ns So, 48
© “Stdtemert for the month of December ,by the treas.of
smi ent ield
By Balance last report 4117,99
REMt—wF Stemd 5
0,00
Globe sold 1,oo
Hall Rent | iv wwe
Lie sold £3 ,00
Taxes cobl for 1908 BoC
tt
" " 1907 10,85
Fines coll Ss we
Pa for lights Street & Hall 90,61
sa Interest on bonds 450,00
? Water rent 150,00
Police 50,00
" Mayor iG, 67
. Treas. 49,50
" Poor apet 56,09
" Gas fixtures | 17,00
" Refund tax 56,00
" Repair at Gas Plant (Oud:
" printing tax notice Aer sis.
' Fire Departmen Eaves
" Fees. 10,80
" Street Exvence 44,00
To Balance S256 .65
wr 37% } ae
4217 80 4217.80 _
By Balance 6256 ,6E
Dist.Sehooli Arct.
BY Balane © 2007 09
" Taxes Co11.1908 18.55
" " " 1907 16.86
{ft hy tt tt 1 . 25
PaiaA Warrents 552
; 2)
Rly
<
To Balence 1881 OG -
" BF A
By Balance ONE
Other fund apet.
By Bahance 250 420
Paid by L Jd Crumpler “DP 00:
? Jet: COLer pp
bd
' J M Brasgen 58 , 55
L L Vellins 15,00
i J MH Jordan 1 g0e
i willie Gwaltney 9,00
’ B P Gay ZO ,00
S41 0
Rerort of the Gas.Plant.f oe ee Ope +
or the month of Nov .1908
Bv net al rece ints.
1S n including re
0 ot including rent
ionth of December
,¢3 ap~wd j
Receirts from private use:
:
| i Sers 189 71
Town lichte 33°
| 22 Bh : Less fer tie wan poo
| 22 Bois oil er =e Ee Ont | 56.78
mentels er
| Attendence Sea.
| other exrence 21 94
i ee ge
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|
| List of ecllections made by VW V Jones Set — =
TTY eas. —_— |
| and not turned_over tow» suit:
! rR Diek 1906 11,701.10 61 Rouse OO. 16 Pe ak i
' ee 9 is y ,
1 t { sed : |
| Mrs R Ww Sonnson 57 UW G4 HOW Wtisen lo,oo |]
ee +? |
| " Mrs Bessie Grenain 7,1loy * | : |
i < * = oA wre vem & ? a 33 2 O B5 os i |
gy ae na
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| rs T Barrow Lae et 67S Vaw co an oo W!
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20
f Ls & svkees 20,00
or
| * PR Tae! Lorn he |
4 Nollovav 2,00V " loo © Adelstein J |
40,00 Vv
| tt wy 4 at ie ~ ~ / : ‘
oun W L & as 0 os & i as | tf Us S le) a A 14 a fare : : a ap VA
{ tee 9 FMD | |
ae ee ey ey ee Brat a) |
mt i MN eat i 7 na et eng al 1 M
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; } i {TP yesn Me A a =
| J A Wilson Het, Wy Oe Cll cena vate a.
| 7 - Dyes, :
4 4 } eg ie i
| | | Hrs i A Wilson om We a | eh /|
| : ' BIEN tS . i a) - re. |
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7 |
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i Dick pyedge es lo,o0 CO R MM Jordan 10,00 ¥)
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| p
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i : ie S } beg c { ie } cr tr i g r= ¢ cy ‘
¢ Davis nS 720 0 Olivor a yen
; us 3
a
| Pine Willie u ne 2 y | |
} 3 Willie Harris 4,90V" 222 VC Batten . On OG a
| Note in Bank B5 aa tt mo part Wa whiteh-ad 6,00 /
| By cas 30 & ° |
| ash Por Lie.l6o &1 lo,0o0 ¥ “ | :
‘ft &s ts ; | | | thie
C7 20,007
? }? * >
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Ttsa% fd ir *, 4 +
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earl oe “
) 2 'hG Collested from Ym inn \. IOV,
ae
ie
| " ; :
| - Archer Yarris aed |
" +A ft 5 vv & ; © 9 : o
CHer LiG Vites ie |
| " Utena i hg (ap Pee eee $ 2 J
HH LANL LV Bens \ 4 ae ae
iy : | a} ins 1 ¥ ° 1. Ra “7 ; \ E . qin! ba |
a | ae Hiehard Jonnson 4 Ce a a |
: ese : j iv 2 ~y ~ Veh
is i | ” bE vi ov A af ae in Yj co ; \ = > ~ hoe % s Pa
a W Mage One, a ey se CM, Gy |
| Mm 2s GOWSer “ 2A <n A
® at ; | Pe " 4 = a g*? yy ‘ '
ay | | : 200 pre 55
} ,
B71, 14
4
/ ey y:
| i ra 23 9 20
| ey $248 ,64
| Reeetivad of rs wv ™ ; 7
| evi og + ® WY Jones Two hundred and Ff ety e n
{ s ws ~~ % - Pa ‘ ' tt oot Oo: Vv i rh t, eB
= | es ee Full settlement of all elaims against the Phage
} | iN Y Jones sgt.of the town of Smithfield Va’ oo
} a we
\
a anSSSnessenseooe
ik as mie ey tg re
. . =, At
( I’ Hoellevay clerk I © Proek HAV OY «
i ¢ f “
\ Re-it crdatned ry the Ceunell af the town of Sritthrteld
aw . J @ i . -a,4 “ y
fe
thet it shail be untawfull fer anv person firm or cor: oration,
to eharge in any mannear,and te ecliect in any manner,tolls
or wharfage for the landing of any reat of any kind at the
and of Magnan Street arutting on Pagan Rivar ,or te charge or
soliaet and tolls er wherkgge of any kind,on merenandtsa,
farn vrodusts,or any other thing.
anv viclation of thie ordinanea,a fine shall be tmrosed
2? mat lees than Tye 50/loo Dollars ,nor more than Ten Dollars
i. asatnancas or parte of ordinances in aenfiilet are
- ipo mat L% oon A - *,
heraety rerealad aria e srdinaneas shall be affaative at ONS.
a ~ {7
‘y ? ia 4 & ue i“
: Loy Awan ardgvead that the favor oO- tiem torn
AIT mation oF WY Che? Tad a a ne Fe
O05
. ; : “ ree eee ty OtX
of ” rt ee | Me ~ « wae Fy ; xk22% : a oo, ae te a Pra
taqdtyfielda shall at onoe take onarég BHR RKRAXKRAY!
i . *, am, 2. fm P wn a * at ot +
m3 oe er eh ay ates on Are TLV ayT An eae he
tha end os Main “tract abutting on Pagan navar,% Sea ee
Aten OTN | rile,and te Z iva noatiee or
sare ror the free une Of The PUPLAG NA we Be” 3
an _ a a Se ft aT ar be
euen action to the Commonwealth Attorney 0: the aounty of
oc? LAS J Zhe 8 & 42> 24 4 > p> af RAS
- tance whe it le reported reniad the
~ & a
: my err a A o , Wi
Tele o Wight,aleec N
2 ttimdin aetaot an Peran
ye 4% ™, ££
7 River from the Sneriff
abutting end oF seal, ae . | |
of Tele of “ight county.
y 2.
e
Tt! ee tal
r, ¢ Pyoak Mayor.
he
} : c és ‘ 2
te | oe ied 4 year 4 i |
s | iela for Jany .1909
>
- gtatemert‘of the Treas.of.the town of Smith
ae | : ae ;
4 ;
he 1
B tye 2
yi { 1 pee ‘ s
Sur aid on he By Balance. an hapa) > S256,65
Dh eae te COLES NM 8 oo ey Be sys, BOON a
es. Peal Nee oe Bo oO DAXOR, COly A) ooh ane 2,78 ee.
Pg 2 OS Oe » TALL ROR iene ee 6,00. *
oe Fes Ct Refund frem Seheo 0. es B08
s Streets & Hall 91,48 bale Tae or, Gee | ¥ Bee ty ae
a eee eee eee Bea ee ak = WES ata
‘Ges Plant: ..- 4,560 , °° Bay Ws. | he ee eee
and tax to J OT 12,00 : Pres Gal teg 3
a eG aay POEL. page, Tee So i for
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CORPORATION OF
f SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA.
V. W. JOYNER, Mayor.
J. W. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer.
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Smithfield, Va., June, 15th 09. 4
Mr JW. Holloway, Clerk,. | ; Pe,
Dear Sir:= In the election for town officers held in the town of Smithfield
June Sth 09. There were(z2) Twenty Two Votes Cast, With the following Result, :
ope Brock, for Mayor, Received 22 Twenty two Votes.,
Je W. Holloway, For Councilman, Received (223 Twenty two Votes.
John I, Cofer, ° : “4 . - .
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Statement of the Trtas.for the menth ef July 1909
To ampt.due Treas.0 D 162,72
Ra ly Fir 27-18 [33,7 °
Other seen gap
BY Baiance la t revort 5e4 95
}
| Balance last report 1074,21
™ Recd.rent of stand. 6,00
"| Fines Cell. 435,70
ig Taxes Coll, 97 ,65
" Cred.from Seh Fund.com. 21,18
, [ad Coir. L1é5,00
Paid Treas, 40,00 |
" Mayor . ee err |
" Pelice 59,00 |
|
" Com.Rev 3700 |
" Feos 9,90
" Fire Department 1,50
" Dray bill GN G 44,06
" Poor acpt. 18 ,09 3
we Gos alk M Lo,20
" Witness 4,90 |
" DW Chapman & Co Ash
" Auditing committee 12,
" St HE xpenca 29°13
fo Balance 2OQGT 55>
2407, 74 2407.74 |
By Balance 2057 55 |
|
Dist Sch.Fund |
by Balance last report 94,19 |
" Taxes Coll. 7 ae |
" amount due the Treas, 162,72 |
Pd School orders 354,55 |
354,55 504,55 |
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" Lishts 83 55
" Reed oil a P poey, 20, »O0
¥ if Wa t JO 1¢ 6°37
o i i a WY Holloway 1o,00
| # " EK Batten al 50
BOs ee
Gas Apat,. |
For June and July J
| Recd.from the town 176,66 os
A . from private censumers :
: gO ‘ | | ' 182,40
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Neat es: i ‘e A —.... CON ~~ Se :
Statement of the Trtas.for the menth ef July 1909
; Balance last report 1le74,21
Ly ™ Recd.rent ef stand. 6,00
Yn " ines cell. 43,70
A | * Taxes Cell, 97,65
| " Cred.from Seh Fund.com. ad Os
| | "tio doll. 1185 ,00
|Paid Treas, 40,00
| " Mayot . Jt, BF
| * Pelise 59,90
" Lights 83 ,53
, Com. Rev Oo? 80 |
" Fees 9,00
" Fire Department pay:
| " Dray bill GWG 44,06
¥ Poor acrt. 18 ,09
" Fees 2IJIRM Le,10
" Witness 4,90
i DW Chapman & Ce 2.76
" Auditing commitice 12,50
" St E xpenca 29.18
To Balance 2057 55
2407 ,74 2407 74
an By Balance 20357 55
Dist Sch.Fundg |
by Balance last revort 94,19
" Taxes Coll. 77 AA:
| " amount due the Treas, 162° a
Pd Sehool orders Oo4 55
204, 35 504,59
To ampt.due Treas.O D 162 ai
Tn 27° / $97 0
to tired school Mid 7
By Balance la t revort 5e4 95
" Reed.from B P Gay 20° 00
: : "C EB Jones 6.607 :
? ‘ " J W Holloway 19,00 1
" " EK Batten Al be
- . 56s “ 9 12 £+ @
Gas Apet.. 4
For June and July “4
Recd.from the town 176,66 ee
" from private censumers BS
4 | | 182 9 49 oy
18 Bbls Oil 198 ,00 .
2 Menths mantels 1le,00 ‘
Lamp lighter 40,00 .
Rent 25,00 ;
ether expence Le oo |
Prefit and less 92,41 |
236,85 236,65
eateries oemeameeennennameneninne: SaaS. Mitt
P&L 92,41 |
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CORPORATION OF
SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA.
&
—
V. W. JOYNER, Mayor.
J. W. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer.
We,Jno I Cefer and Walter Cc Ames the staning auditing committee
fer the tewn of Smithfield Va.do certify that we have checked the
peeks and acceunts of J W Helloway Treas of the tewn of Smithfield
and find the same cerrect to best ef our knowledge and belief, —
te July ist 1909
Aug 25thda.1909
Statement for the month of August 1809
Gen. Fund
By Balance 2087 ,55
Taxes recd, 200,19
Stall rent 6,00
Hal} rent Lo .50
Fines Collected 08 ,65 .
| Rie Catt oo ve 589,00
Paid for Lights 88 55 nee
. " Mayor 16,67
c " Police 90,00
" Treas, 40,00 ~
Fire Dept, 1,50
" Poor apet. 19,09
: Fee ,s | 7,20
" For Gas at H Se 2,05
" for Streets Exp, 45,69
To Balanee 2631 ,36
2901,89 _— : e901 ,89
By Balance 2651 ,56
ig School Fune 3
¢ | by Balanee O79 ,22
| Taxes Coll £90102
1 Paid Sehool orders ago
fie To Balance 142,04
| 570,15 | 570,15. °
fi To Balanee 143,04
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Statement for Sent 109
Paid Treas.
" Mayor
° Police
" Water Co
‘ Lights
Poor apet.
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" Wire Dept.
" Com. Rev
" Taumber
" St kxpences
-To Balance
Gen Fund
By Balance last report
Reed .Hall rent
"Rent of &
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" PF Ines OL Ei
20,00
LG), or
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150,00
88 , 535
19,09
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18,00
144,82
20901 ,290
2926 ,S1
By Balance
Sehool acct
Paid orders
Balance last report
2 Tables sold
Taxes coll
915,55
Over draft
To balanee due treas. 752,80
2651 ,56
10,00
6,00
40,90
46,15
191,92
2926.51
2391 ,90
145,04
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Lumber salad J WH
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Te Balanee due Treas,752,39
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" Tillie Gwaltney
" Mrs TD Minton
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“0 THE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF SMITHFIELD.
heen Council for the Town of Smithfield, realizing the neces~
sity for and the advantage of a park to be used by the citizens
of Smithfield and especially to be used as a pigy-ground for the
S@Miiaren of the town and the High school, discussed over a year
— ago and finally decided to establish such a es and playground.
Since that desision was made by the Council, some objection has |
been raised by some of the citizens of the town to the establish-
ment of the park and play-ground. Now since the Bown Gouncil does
not desire to do ay thing to which the town as a whole is opposed
but on the other hand desiring to do the will of the people, hereby
ieeti tisn and ask the citizens of the town of Smithfield whether or
not they desire a park top be established for the citizens of Smith-
fipld and to be used by the children of the town and the High school
8s &@ play-ground.
fo the signers if this petition the rewil Council inakes this.
statement: That only a moderate amount of money will be oaee in
establishing whe) paris and play ground .
That iene is no intention on the part of the Town Council
to make any endeavor to have taxes ideesased on the other hand it.
Opposes any increase of taxes.
FE RR FC Ik I KOK CE 2 a IK oC ate ok FR ARK IR OC KK IC IC I Ko oi aig ok ok ic KOO IOI I IO IOI KOK ak ak a kk a a
IN FAVOR OF PARK. ape IN aie pate PARK,
0 THE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF SMITHFIELD.
UE tre Town Council for the Town of Smithfield, realizing the neces-
sity for and the advantage of a park to be used by the citizens
of Smithfield and especially to be used as a plgy~zground for the
: children of the town and the High school, discussed over a year
a and finally decidea to establish such a park and play~ground.
Since that decision was made by the Council, some objection has
been raised by some of the citizens of the town to the establish-~
ment of the park and play-ground. Now since the Bown Gouncil does
not desire to do any thing to which the town as a whole is opposed
but on the other hand santas to do the will of the people, hereby
petition and ask the citizens of the town of Smithfield whether or
not they desire a park to be established for the citizens of Smith-
fisld and to be used by the children of the town and the High school
as a play-ground.
/ To the signers if this petition the Town Council makes this.
FAS etetenent: That only a moderate amount of money will be used in
establishing the park and play ground .
That there is no intention on the part of the Town Council
to make any endeavor to have taxes inorsased on the other hand it
Opposes any increase of taxes.
ARK RK IR OO CK SOR IIO IK OK OI II I K IC ak KC ak akc ok ok ORO II IK I IO IOI CK 3 ok 2 a ok ae ok
IN FAVOR OF PARK. ; NOT IN FAVOR OF PARY.
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the rark and playgreund Cemmittee reperted that their petitien
te the Gireuit Ceurt fer appeintment ef Cenmmissieners te aseer
ain :
aegeene ef a pieee ef greund fer the purpese ef a park er play
ereund fer the eitizens ef the Tewn ef Smithfield ,was tLurewn
eut of Ceurt by Judge BD White en a teehnieality.
on metion, the Cammittee was erdered te instruet their Atterney
George ¥ Whitley,te make another effert te purehese frem J 0 Them
as certain lands wyieh has been surveyed and whieh is ewned by
J O Themas,and whieh is wanted te be used as a park and play-
greund fer the citizens ef the Tewn ef Smithfield;and te instruet
their sald Aeterney that the maximum ameunt te be effered fer
the said land te be used as a park ana playgreund ,should net
exeoca {lee,oe and te instruct their said Atterney cf the said
lena eoulad net be purehased fren the said J O Thamas fer the sum
ef “lee,ae er less,te onter cendemnatien preeeedings for the
Torn ef Smithfield in the Cireuit Ceubt for the Ceunty of Isle
ef Wight fer the purpese ef seeuring the said land belenging
te J O Thomas te be used as a publie park and playgreund f
fer the eitizens ef the Tewn ef Smithfield.
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By Balanee last rerort.
lax Tax aelleatead
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7 'f ” Lae
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Attentien
OLAGr Hxe 2
L176 ,05 :
Qa 6}
LIVE SS > $26
296 ,a5 Prafit & Less
GBA no
24 55
=~ —— -» -
Statement ef the Treas ef the t-wn fer the menth ef Nev.
Genn Pune,
By Balanee last rerort, 2044 ,21
| ; Deg Tax selleeted 92 ,5@
Stang Pent. 12,90
P Vines Ca@lleceted C4 ,6e
Tic Aalleceteda 7 5
ei etac 125 ,5@
a Taxes Coll fer 1908 45,5
: 19e9 2956 , GE
Paie fer Flegs & Exp, Sh yo
" Printing 11,50
ie avar ~ 16 ; GC
" Poaliee | 59,90
ae ira CRE I er
" Lights | | 88,25
n" Tees | 22,30
7"
N " Lamp Fixt. re
" Pear Apat. 24,09
E
" ire Dept. L5e
wie o> Ae #4
" Per Silver I, Cup 127,90
" Trees, ee AS ’ A0
“ 2 a nT
" Street Expr. 27 432
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vA ats Le Trias en amar 54Aa8 5
By Balanee ABBE 55
Sehool Fund,
Reea Srom Taxes 1908 44,521
" : Lace AO ede
Tea Balenee due Trees, 598 ,E%
a Pele Ord Ts 197,72 |
~~ Te Balance 1696,55 | i;
ae ie
2192, t6 2198 46
By Balanee 1396 ,35 -
Gas Arat fer Aug Sert & Oct,
c& Bhols O11 Z96 a0
Mantols Le
Attentien
Other Exr,
L176 05
203 ye
296,05 Prefit & Less
43D
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| Nevewtor pet, 14 Bois OTT
| Attendenee
Mantels
Other Exp
: |
| Prafit & Lass Al A, :
Total reecirts BAL, AP | "242 20 ee
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CORPORATION OF
SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA.
V. W. JOYNER, Mayor.
9 Teasure ?. 5 8e . es A @ -- %. 7 & €
| *a : a
|
sir BH Williams Athy.at Lar A
Smithfield Va é | EY
7 '
f.
ie Siw Tam erdered by the Meuneil «ef the tewn af smitnfielda
i 42 oi | ims cae Bas 4 me a Ne 2 coe We fl
te raeniv ies the petitiensrs as per list flied by yeu with. whe Ceune it
threugh vou ar fellewers ;
int, That it is net the purpese ef the Ceunell te inerease 1:
' - ¥ a : a wee ASL el
and That it is net the intentien ef eee esac. ta fag te teu he
spend the publie funds ef the tewn. oa
end,That it ls the purpesa ef the Ceuneil ef the tows ea gems ve ad
“pessible suitable greunds fer a Park er play greunia fer gues
oN ehildren ef the High seheel end tewn,if the game ganba seared
t = mederete rriee 7 | he
ae meder f a Tam yeurs very: truly it
a
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tf
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" Fees
" St Exrence
Relaence
ad. 7 = Ps
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f.9 an
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Sec Cell
Lumber seld S Oil ce
leee Brick sela,
25e@ de
Lie gcall
Fines dell
Taxes Cell lgas
" 19a9
Pad fer Stene 274,71
Dy 6 .Briok - 15@,5@
" Water Rent 15¢@,¢e0
" Int.en bends 45@ ,@0
" Treas Ce ,ee
" Mayer G7
" Pelice 5@,@0
Lights 88 , 55
" tt 4 : 283
Tel apet e727 3
" Peer apet 25,e@9
" Fees 2@, 58
" St Expence 1@5,67
Balance “696 ,92
DeDE 5
By Balance
Scheel Fund... . .__ !
Peid erderse
Belence
Balance last repert
AS Edwards
Ine TI Cefer
L J Crumpler
1 Barlew
Taxes 1989
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1396 , 35
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" St Expence
Balanee
By Balance last report 5696 ,9¢6
iA “Fines collected
- Maxes SMoallected
LO yO"
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88 55
7,09
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40,00
17,39
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By Balanee
Sehool Fund
Paid orders
Balance
By Balanee last report
Taxes collecte’
66 ,46
351,84
918 ,50
BY Balanee last report
Zo =
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6,97
PS CS EE EET DS
3756, 19
3492, 46
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Balanse
ne ee ee ene Maney nee eee ene me ea ty i at tennessee
mae a ae a ee nr rn - pnw nm - cheats nates -
By Balanes on hand
4 1/3 Tons stone
Fines Collected
Cinders sold
check not paid
477,09
3518 52
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Sehool
Balanee
Pa by S A Minton
" E % Batten
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Feby Bills
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25,00
20,00
79 573
495,75
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BGs LOr |:
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Bal,
Balanes
Licenses
Taxes 1908
Fines
$15¢.¢@
88.55
16.67
5e.e0
29. O
6,15
1,5@
11,09
64,38
2858 » 64
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| Taxes 1908
S.A.Minten,
AW ebreck >
JH.Barlew, —
ciw.cefer,
T,.1..Dashield,
mee aie ‘ aa
$3206.85
4@,.686
5.62
13.67
5266.74
| Sea 87.64
$827.58
1e988
le.ee
5,008
2OCO®
la.@e
S@ o AD
a?
Paid Vater Rent
4 Lights
" Mayer
Pelice
Treas,
Refund Tax
Pear
St, ixpense
Bal,
sete Pea sot *
Pald erders
* Refund Tax
Bal.
12 Bbls O41
Lights
Rent
Frts
Vater Rent
&
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Pe
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$15¢.¢0
88.55
16.67
5e.e0
£0, AO
6,15
1,5@
11,09
64,38
_28 58,64.
Peter obit p=
Balanes
Is le SASeSA
Taxes 1908
Fines
tele
3266 8%
£159,15
4.388
ee peer a> —
aan
S.H.Barlew,
d 59 6 aes
Yr ade
$132.00
15.608
2000
12.5¢@
9.20
8 G4
6.08 /
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Bal.
Sehneel Bal,
Taxes 19@8
S.A Minten,
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cliw.cefer,
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Bal,
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4@.66
5.62
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$922.76
$ 9759.23
$160.42
5266.74
| «$2857 (64
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ET ibd het ots AMY OTR Bekele
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! Statement ef the Treas.Por tne
Bal
P id Treas, O® AO
4 Free ,s iM
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+ on b <a
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" Tights 3355
| " Peor apet.
: " St Exp. £8 ,85
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552,16
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Pa ft, lights 88 , 55
‘’aliece 5@ 20
ft “budit cam, 12,56
‘om. Rev, 42,20 -
"~~ Motors 16,56
¥ ~
"reas, o@,o08
!
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sd * w
is Paliece O,oe
1! J ra
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"Yo Dept... 1,58
“lehts at Hall 3,0¢@
" gver 16,6"
"| Expence 9,91
Banee .
‘ee
;
By Balanee
| ;
Statemert fer June 19le
By Belenee
Fines cell,
Diese...
| Texes Cail.
/Paidenee? TuRd, lea , 99
| t Tee
| " Lats 88 , 33 ;
| " Fight en Stene v2 ,4@
a
Piece 58,89
" Wer camp, 15@ ,9@
f qe Oo as
" Then bends 45@,@a
" Pe apet.. ll ,@9
| ~ STExp,. 92,4¢
Balze 1682 ,4@
-
£829,277
oy palatee
remes Cis
5b P Gas
J I Geter
| pel die Treas
Pa idsr ders 7 a3 : 27
. e
June 19le
Due Tas, .. 131,83 -L J Crumpler |
Pd arirs | Mys RW J@ansen
| J M Breneh
oe - ener vere Coens ie ee -F
| | | | | ~ ‘Frem G Tund
Bol; Reverts
Taxes Cell
PITT Ee MT oo cy or
ASRAS?, WL Ste, £3 e
) oO
Pestetaaeeanapeaee ecto remersee
| Te amit due Treas.559 85
: |
t
Statemen fer the menth of Mey 1¢
e
L118 ,45
126 ,5¢e
2848 ,72,
BA54, 75
2454 ,72
18,00 -¢
eves Ky
CORPORATION OF
SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA.
V. W. JOYNER, Mayor.
J. VW. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer.
Ges Avtat. far
» A) : Sa : — Sy iets Man
Reed fren Private Cen, eee
¢
" TT en r*) 26° 2
thy =v , Pig FAs
Peee ee ee een tine epee?
e a A A
e 4 * a
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i
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Bee OM al Anal ein) ages JIT
Ri ( CL eb ie ae) ; + 4 LV ar. ly } ie Biome Uae $ ~?) fo
47 ‘ry eS cy
rary 188 oS
ET oe
CORPORATION OF
SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA.
V. W. JOYNER, Mayor. =
}. W. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer. Jitly | pSte
: 'V RS )
v
% 4 Y 7 “A mt A or ‘ 343 eo 4 “A
TTT jn yr T Ca 27° it} feitar , LVI i 44 o> ty SF.) i
— i.
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"SeNHNe 1 Mt, er ny £4 pVaYr : aU rack L, QrT 5 e \T¢ PUL Lt.
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2. -% we * - “ : . ae |
4 a . o me Fo i i> r3YUT € ~ i y I] [Tam { i an 7 va {*“Y* ¢
w fi f 4 Pry 3 } a\s 4 Lk * , Pv:
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earreckt Ly tS Erie Fea yL @i 59 By CwMOXXXX: x De LL & J
S&S,
DP) px ity =
; f
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a
tLe ne 2 ae
a NS
a on en a
Statement fer July 19le
Balanee last revert
Amot frem Sehneol apet.
Reed.P DG fer stene
Taxes reed.
Yall rent
Ground rent
Tines dslleeted
stance frem Cemetary
Lic,coaliected
Tray
Paid Bend 59@,00
© eer 25 , a9
" fer stene 8@,09
" Treas. 45,99
" fer Cis nts 88 oo
" Peliee 55,90
" Mayor LG GO"
" Fire Dept. 1,5e
¥ Free ,s 9,90
" St Exponee 65,56
RBalanee 23 53,99
\ wil adgoe )
By Balanee
Sehegel avet July 19le
Te balanee due Treas, 559,85 - WT Addisen
Paid erders 95 ,40 Taxes
By Balanee due Treas,
5725.48
2853.09
1682 ,4¢@
21e,59
95,50
29,55
5,99
11,90
45,59
98 , 2
1552 ,990
7 an
52 BA
499,29 S55 25l..
| Te Bal due Treas, 595,79
Ai. ae
Be
Ses
pA ing
ee X0 wing to the apparent epidemic of Rabies throughout this section of
the: country we deem it proper to pass the following Ordinance:
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the Town of Smithfield, It
shall be unlawful for any dog of any kind to run at large on the Streets.
and Alleys of the Town of Smithfield without being properly Muzzled.
| The Sargeant is hereby ordered to kill any dog, without notice,
caught running at large on the Streets and Alleys of the said Town after
August 12th, 1910 |
This Ordinance shall be effective upon it passage.
All. ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict is hereby repeated,
J. W. HOLLOWAY, L. C. BROCK,
Clerk. Mayor.
" Paliee 55,99
Statement fer August 19le
BY Balanee
Taxes reed,
Fines dell,
Lie cell,
Pd Treas, 47,56
" Mayer LG Ore
Prec,s 89,90
" Lights 88 , 55
" Paer 19,99
a te grt
Py iSite xe a 29,72
Balanee 5051.25
Sgheol Fund 19le August
Te Balanee que Treas, 595,79 Taxes reed,
" Paid erders 81,55 By Balanee
: Vv na? OO %
Te Bal due t reas, S91 ,79
¢
See
rr ee
NSN Sa eaeacaaeananenaeeee ee
|
sechool
Balance due Treas,
| Paid erders
To Bal due Treas,
Paid Treas, 46,00
" Police 69,00
" Mayor 16,67
" Lights 83 55
f FW D 1,50
" Poor apct 19,77
" Insuranee 90,00
" St Expence side
walk &e 560,00
Balance 2998 .95
Statement for the month of Sert.191o0
Balanee
Gas profits
Cleaning Atkins
Rents stand &
Taxes 1967
+ LIA68 ©
’ LOUD
Tines
Tic hes G16 Oe
268 4 228
BY Balanee
apet. Sert 19lo
591,79
16,50
498 .29
351,45
Rec,d E XK Batten
" "Taxes 1907
t? tt 1908
i 1909
S051 ,25
ee ete
SE Fi DE SS SSS ef A BCG a en
b ee -
} ’ ® \\ ay a, =
VUES. & Say ss S|
— ,
— od
—
2 _——_—_
SS
LT ————
———
Paid Treas.
# -fer Stone 252,01
| " Mayor 16,67
} * Lights 88 90
a Fire Dert.. 1,50
| com.Rev. 7,50
|}. * Poor 26 69
{ * St Bxrences 165,75
| Balance 5187 ,66
\ | BOL 01”
| By Balance
! statement Yer Oat. |
\ Balance last revort 2998 .95
\ JI ra & Moody yeoairs Dee
| Naxes 1908 5 yo
ot Brick Torsherg 2,20
\ fell Gas apet 59,90
\ stone PDG& wd 79,90
| Yall Rent ° 5,00
\ stines coll. 154,98
| maxos 13909 5B 08
\ Tale GOLLs 115,00
\
\ Pa Teas. 55,00
| " Mayor 16 6%
| * Police 55,00
|» Tignte 88 ,35
| w Water 150,00
| » gtone bill 127,50
| « Jones for Xing 79,80
, * Peor anet. 18 ,18
|" ire Dept. 1,50
| * Fee,s 4,50
\ " Korror in ic. 18 ’ eo
|" st Expence Diao
| | Seneol
| Due Treas 551,45 Balance _ |
| Pd orders 254,69 Reed, 1909 Taxes 26 , 15
“ . i] +f 4A ’ CO
| AW Britt, flo 3A Mintont1el908 © 7,05
| J J Holloman 10,28 5@ 28
| By Balance | ‘ 558 , 08
| Nev Rarlow {50.pelk ilo 40,00
Bal Aue Treas.
Ppa orders
PM mm Dalanee-”
528 , 03
565,51
1197 ,61
Balances |
Gas Cell . x.
Walt Rent & Shamd
Ground rent
: aa ~~ =)
yer 4 oO tat e
We Oe es ves ®
Mayes LGO0
+d a 4 oO
3 a.nd
a, ic @a*?'
vin oe @
55,00
Brock {lo Epps 7,88
Taxes 1908 22
*" ole | D219
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bi
|
| XN oI \
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“A ist
statement end. iglo
Balance 2659, 15
Gas Coll 7, ,ad
Yall Rent & Shama 18, a0
Ground rent — 10 00
rines Coil. 19,90
maxes LG0 | 24,72
‘¢ AO Le SOLA GO
ey ean a
Paid Treas. 55,00
" fer Stone 252,01
" Mayor 16,67
Police 55,00
Lights 88 55
f Fire Dept. . 1,50
" Com,RevV. 7,90
we Peoer , 26 ,69
" St Exrences : 1 169,72
Balance 5187 ,66
| | | 5815 ,o1
| By tai
atatement fer Oct.
| | Balanee last revort 2998.95
J tc & Moedy reoairs 5 yeo
| | Naxos 1LA08 13.5
- Brick Torsher?g B20
| Moll Gas apet 59,90
| Rent yon oy 6,00
| Stone PDG awd 79,00
| Wall Rent ° ‘ao
wines Cell. 5,00
maxes 1309 | 52,02 "
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" Mayor 16,07 | |
" Police - 55,@a0
" Tights. | 88 Gre
" Water 15e, 00
« Stone bill 127,50
« Jones for Xing 75,00
" Poor ancet. 18 ,18
" oe Dert. 1,50
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" St Exvence . a1 20 |
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mt, seen! ‘Pa orders 565 ,5 Taxes 1908 22,05
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5 Months Attention®@ 20. 100.00 | = * Oct * 299.56
5 ” WMantles 5.00 26.00 Wz > Seu Row er 272.01
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tt " * Lilences
i " " Fines & Hall Rent
Avrropiations
for Interest on bonds 870,00
" water Supply 600,00
" Lights 1200,00
t Police 900,00
" Suprort of poor 400,00
" Streets 2000 ,00
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An Abatroet of the votes - aaa number of electors -
at an election held in the town of Smithfield, in the County of
Isle of Wight, State of Virginia, on the second Tuesday in June
1911, to-wit: ‘On the 13th. day of June 1911, for Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the said Town. Number of electors 110.
We hereby certify that L. C. Brock had Sixty-two (62)
votes for Mayor of said town.
That W. L. Folk had Forty-three (43) votes for Mayor
of said town.
That J. W. Holloway had Sixty-four (64) votes for Treas~
urer of said town.
That W. H. Adams had Forty-four (44) votes for Treasurer
of said town.
That Jas. E. Chapman had Eighty-seven (87) votes for
Councilman of said town.
That J. Waverly Thomas had Forty-five (45) votes for
Councilman of said town.
That J. G. Wilson had Fifty-five (55) votes for Coun-
cilman of said town,
That B. P. Chapman had Seventy-seven (77) votes for
Councilman of said town.
That John I. Cofer had Eighty-eight (88) votes for
Counol Iman of said town.
That P. D. Gwaltney, Sr., had Eighty-five (85) votes
for councilman of said town.
That R. M. Jordan had Seventy-three (73) votes for
Councilman of said town.
‘That V. W. Joyner had Ninety-one (91) votes for Coun-
Cilman of said town.
That C. P. Jones had Bighty-seven (87) votes for Coun-
cilman of said town. |
That Walter C. Ames had Seventy-one (71) votes for
Councilman of said town.
That F. B. Simpson had Seventy (70) votes for Council-
man of said town. |
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MO) MIT MAT AOTINAST, TOD wT OAT 1
fO THE TO'N COUNCEL FOR THES TOYN OF SMITHFIELD, VIRGINIA
abe te aan owe e
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Having been inTormed es the undetsigned would
be issued certificates of electi on to the office of councelmen
for the town of Smithfield, and SESS: learned that it oe
cuestionable whether or not the town of Smithfield is entitled
to nine councelmen, we do hereby request the town Councel
for the town of Smithfireld not to issue our certificates
forte. ‘dau
1: Ip Sarnfinn
SEGA PA tl ——
On motion the following resolution was adopted:
fhat the Treasurer of the town of Smithfield, Virginia,
be instructed by the Mayor of said town, to proceed in whatever
manner necessary, to obtain for the town of Smithfield, KP be
used for public school purposes,or any other purpose that the
lew might grant or which may be hereinafter legally directed
by the council of the town of Smithfield, the school property
on Mason Street, known as the "Academy. ™ Te said Treasurer,
before taking any steps, to report to the Council of said town
his mode or plan of procedure for its approval.
8 Tol lowing resolution was adopted:
‘on the secong luesday in June, bO-Wit: on the 13th, day of June
|
| tion, having Deen returned 2S required by Section 1025 of the Code
| OF Virginia, tO this Council, i¢ is Ordered that the SQld return |
| 'ppeuring Irom the Said Canvass an@g determination Of the Said Com.
;
|
|
| Chapman, John I, Cofer, ». Dy Gwaltney, Sm. aha Bop Chapman, |
| each, received the STeatagst number of Votes cast at the saiaq :
a ; ; Z
| election Lor COUNCILMEY, 10 pursuance Of the Statute in such
| Cases made ang Provided, on np ion Le ie ad judged and determined |
{
that L. a, Brock ‘has been elected Mayor of the town of Smithfield |
| | : |
| for the term of TWO YEARS, commencing On the first day of Septemy
the first day of Sevtember 1911, that vy. W.- Joyner, o. ade Jones, |
James E. Chapman, JOur iT. Cofer, fe De Gwaltney, Sr. and B. Pp, |
Chapman, have been elected COUNCIimEy Of the saig TOWN, for the
term of TWO YEARS, commencing on the rirgst day of September, tee |
and it ig further Ordered that, aye request. certificates of |
Glection -be 1Ssued to the said Le C, Brock, as IAYOR aforesaid, |
and J, Wy, Holloway , as TREASURER aforesaid, that ¥, W, Joyner,
CL, P, Jones, James i, Chapman, John [, Cofer, sae De Gwaltney, ok sgh
and 4, Pp. Chapman, ag COUNCIIMEn Of the Said POW, for the term |
-8foresaia, by the Secretary Of this Council, affixing the seal
Of
“the saig Corporation of Smithfield to such Certiricates,
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Statement for the month of Julv Wil
General Fund a
By Balanee last revort 1795,19
Taxes received | 68 ,54
Hall Rent 2,00
Wines Collecteqd — — 50,50
7AS1 Trom Sen.fund com.to Treas
145,52
| : GBinenses doll, 1980 ,50
Pald Police 55,00
" DROAS. 7 47 ,46
" Mavor UGG ¢
" Poor anct L700
" P YD Gwaltney jr for
WN Jones: avet, 146,14
wie shat EB): 19 rae 1,50
" Street Ixpe,. 154,86
To Balanee O626 , 435
. i 4026 ,15 40145 ,15
| To Balance i 5626 , 45 -
School Fund July 1911 |
Balance que Treas, 47,77 :
Pa Warrents 219,67 Recd.E Ccrumple? 9,82 4
Taxes | | G1,66 3
___BY Balnace 295,96 @
O67 44 } S67 44
To Bal due Treas, 295,96 | am
Six Months attendance #120.00 Gas sold Maroh 1971 £©& 263,98
do Mantles 30400 do April do 249 465
do Com to colleetor 71.98 do May 60 260.60
do rent, plant 75.00 6 Jume 229.59
do water co 10.18 do July” do 218.642
do drayage 11,10 do August do 217.69
te 90 bbls gasoline 990.00
Balance 131 647
$1439.78 $1439.73
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HOUSE BILL, No. 483.
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A BILL
To amend section 15 of an act entitled “an act to repeal thé charter —
of the town of Smithfield, and to grant a new charter to the said *
lown,” approved February 17, 1900.
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Patron—Mr. Branch.
Reported from Committee on Counties, Cities and Towns.
1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia, That
the council of the town of Smithfield be, and are, hereby au-
thorized and empowered to levy a capitation tax of one dollar
_ on the head of every male citizen in said town of the age of
twenty-one | yoave” $2 -more, and that the we fe said tax
9 v ’
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shall go towards maintaining and ‘Ife support tA public free
heals within said town.
2, All acts or parts of acts in. conflict with this act are hereby
repealed. i
3. This act shall be in force from its passage.
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After 5 days, return to
R. A. EDWARDS. Clerk,
Circuit Court, Isle of Wight Co.,
ISLE OF WIGHT, VA.
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Smithfield, Va.
CORPORATION OF
SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA. Tine 14th.1911
hws OYNER, Mayor.
J. W. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer.
Mrs & A Elev
smithfield Va
Hear Hadari- This is to advise you,’ hat complaint has been made toe
the council of the town of smitntield,that the hole,or pond on your
land abutting on Grace street was a muiisanee and dangerdansg to the
health of the eitizens of the town,and vou are hereby requested
to abato this nulsanee,by the eounell of the sala town at onee,
Clerk of the ceuneil
HOUSE BILI, No. 482.
A BILL
Authorizing the town of Smithfield to make an annual appropria-
tion to the white military company.
Patron—Mr. Branch.
Reported from Commpttee on Counties, Cities and Towns.
1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia, That
2 the council of the town of Smithfield be authorized to annually
3 appropriate a sum of money not exceeding one hundred dollars
+ annually towards the support of the white military eee in
5 said town.
2. This act shall be in force from its passage.
A COPY OF THE
MAYOR’S COURT RECORD
1907
WITH OPEN SALOONS — DR. L. ©. BROCK, MAYOR
Number of cases before the Mavor in September, — - 13
- “ - a October, = - 17
f = : “November, = - 42
“ es 7 December, = - 4]
e ss : January, - 21
ae Be 5 “a February, - 20)
a As 4 - Mareh, - 13
ae ~ % - April, - 16
Total - - ~ 182
1910
WITH CLOSED SALOONS — DR. LE. C. BROCK, MAYOR
Number of cases before the Mayor in September, — - 0
‘i - i. October, - 2
i - “ ‘¢ November, - 3
“ es December, - fe)
a a " - January, - 17
. . 5 < February, - 0
ae cs a March, - 5
66 66 66 66 April, a 8
Total, = ~ - 30
(ash balance in the General Fund Sep. 1, 1908, $1,588.72
Cash balance in the General Fund Sep. 1, 1911, 3,579.09
Rate of taxation, 1907, 25c. on the $100.00 valuation.
. Rate of taxation, 1910, 25e. on the $100.00 valuation.
Valuations for real property the same in 1907 asin 1910.
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mi ee eV ery year, or eaeab ly ae a
t apply to dogs or puppies under
Ge ace or occupants of any house
, or which such dog may frequent,
Be such dog or dogs, and be liable /
duty of the town Clerk, the town ,
| i ehh the name of any party owning or,,
tax has not been paid.
‘be killed by order of the dae
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VIRGINIA.
Approved and adopted October 22nd, 1889.
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-NORFOLK, VA.
WISE & SON, PRINTERS,
REVISED ORDINANCES
TOWN OF
HELE LD.,
VIRGINIA.
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Approved and adopted October 22nd, 1880.
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TEE OR DIN ANCES,
CHAPTER I.—RULES OF CONSTRUCTION.
Sec. 1. In the construction of this and all future Ordinances, the
following rules shall be observed, unless such construction would be
inconsistent with the manifest intention of the Ordinance.
RuLeE 1. A word importing the singular number shall apply with
equal force to several persons or things, and a word importing the
plural number shall apply to one person or thing.
A word importing the masculine gender shall apply to all of the
same species without reference to sex or age.
The word “person” shall be applicable to bodies politic and cor-
porate, as well as to natural persons.
RULE 2. The word “Justice” shall comprehend the Mayor, an Al-
derman or any Justice of the County. | |
RULE 3. The word “Street” shall comprehend every street or lane |
in the town, public or private.
RuLE 4. When a notice is required to be given or an act to be
done, a certain length of time before proceedings can be had, the
day on which such notice is given or act done, shall be counted in
computing the time. But the day on which such proceeding is to be
had shall not be counted.
Sec. 2. No new Ordinance shall be construed to repeal a former
one, unless so stated specially in the new one. ,
Sec. 3. When any Ordinance which repeals another, shall itself be
repealed, the previous one shall not be revived, unless so stated.
CHAPTER I].— OFFICERS.
Sec. 4. The official year of this Corporation shall begin on the
first day of July, and the fsca/ year on the first day of January in
each year.
Sec. 5. The regular meetings of the Council shall be held on the
first Tuesday in each month. Special meetings may be convened at
any time by the Mayor, or by the summons of three Aldermen.
Sec. 6. At the first meeting held on or after the first day of July
next succeeding their election and qualification, the Council shall elect
from its members, a Treasurer and a Clerk, (one and the same person
may hold both) and from the electors of the town a Commissioner of
the Revenue, a Collector and a Surveyor of the Streets, (the same
person may hold all of these offices, and also be the Town Sergeant)
whose term of office shall be for two years, or during the will of the
Council, and until their successors shall be elected and qualified.
Sec. 7. Thé Council shall judge of the election, qualification and
returns of its members, may fine them for disorderly behaviour, and
with the concurrence of two-thirds, expel a member; and its powers
to order new elections to fill vacancies, &c., are fully prescribed in
Xin Co, 1887, ec, 1O4e
A
Sec. 8. The place of holding town elections and meetings of Coun-
cil shall be fixed by Ordinance.
Src. 9. With the unanimous consent of the Council, a non-resi-
dent may be appointed a town officer.
Sec. 10. At the regular meeting in January, annually, the Council
shall determine the sum total necessary to be appropriated for detray-
ing the expenses of the corporation during the ensuing year, and to
cover any deficiency of the preceding one, on which as a premise the
Council shall proceed to lay a levy on the real and personal property
of the town and assess, on any business which by law a license may
be required, license for raising a revenue sufficient to meet the several
appropriations decided to be requisite for the year.
CHAPTER III].—QUALIFICATION OF OFFICERS.
Sec. 11. The Mayor and Aldermen, before assuming office, shall
qualify before a proper municipal or county officer by taking the oath
_ required by law, and all other town officers in addition to taking the
oath of office shall severally execute bonds, with sufficient security, in
a penalty prescribed by the Council, conditioned for the faithful dis-
charge of his official duties, and the taking and executing said oaths
and bonds shall be entered on the journal.
Sec. 12. With the consent of the Council and subject to its re-
moval, a town officer who is not a member of the Council may ap-
point a deputy for whose acts his principal shall be held responsible.
CHAPTER IV.—TREASURER.
Sec. 13. The official bond of the Treasurer shall be ina penalty of
not less than double the sum of his probable annual receipts, to be
delivered to the Clerk and its receipt noted on the journal.
Sec. 14. The Treasurer shall receive all moneys payable into the
town treasury and disburse the same by order of the Council, signed
by the Mayor, and countersigned by the Clerk. Under the directions
of the Council he shall provide books and stationery necessary for
his official duties.
Sec. 15. The Clerk shall deliver to the Treasurer on or before the
first day of May, annually, and take his receipt for the same, the tax
bills, town levies and any other claims due the corporation, which he
shall forthwith proceed to collect, after five days public notice given
by advertisemnt at the Mayor’s office, and two or more suitable places
that he will receive the town taxes and dues at his office or place of
business, daily, between the hours of 10 o’clock, A. M. and 3 P. M.,
from the first day of May until the first day of July following.
Sec. 16. The Treasurer shall be allowed a compensation for his
services of five per centum on the annual amount received by him
into the treasury, payable at the expiration of his official term ; and
for any violation of the provisions of this Chapter, not amounting to
felony or misdemeanor, shall forfeit a sum double the damage incur-
red, recoverable on his official bond by action or motion in a court
of record or before a Justice.
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CHAPTER V.—CLERK,
Sec. 17. The Clerk shall attend all meetings of the Council ; shall
enter on his journal a fair record of its proceedings ; have the custody
of all books, papers, records, blanks and stationery belonging or ap-
pertaining to the corporation; provide when so directed books and
stationery necessary for the use of the Council and suitable for his
official duties ; turnish the Commissioner of the Revenue with proper
assessment books; make out and deliver to the Treasurer all tax
bills, licenses, certificates, and other levies; issue when properly di-
rected, licenses and summons; and prepare advertisements, notices,
and other public writings properly ordered.
Sec. 18. The Clerk shall receive for his services such compensa-
tion as the Council shall allow, and for failing to attend any meeting
of the Council without satisfactory excuse may be fined fifty cents;
and for violating any other provisions of this Chapter shall forfeit
double the damage incurred, recoverable by action at law.
CHAPTER VI—Town SERGEANT.
Sec. 19. The official bond of the Town Sergeant shall be in the
penalty of five hundred dollars.
Sec. 20. Within the corporate limits and one mile beyond, his ju-
risdiction, powers, duties, liabilities and fees are the same as those of
a constable. | :
Sec. 21. Five days previous to any municipal election, he shall
post notices at three or more places jn the town, stating the time and
place of same, and receive fifty cents for each notice. |
Sec. 22. In the absence or vacancy in office or any other cause of
inability of the Town Sergeant to act, process under ordinances or
state laws may be executed by the sheriff or constable of the county.
CHAPTER VII.—CoOMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
Sec. 23. He shall ‘perform all the duties, exercise all the powers,
and be liable to all the penalties prescribed by the act of incorpora-
tion, the general laws of the State, and the existing or any future or-
dinances passed by the Council.
Sec. 24. On or before the first day of February annually the Clerk
shall furnish him with books properly arranged for his duties, when
he shall proceed to assess all the subjects within the limits of the cor-
poration on which the Council has ordered a tax to be levied or a li-
cense to be granted for the next succeeding fiscal year; and he shall
complete the same and deliver his books to the Mayor or Clerk on
or before the first day of March following.
Sec. 25. All persons liable to be assessed and listed shall on oath
or affirmation, when called on by the Commissioner of the Revenue,
give such list as the ordinance specifies and exhibit the property, if
required, and for a refusal to comply with these provisions or any
other ordinance or any laws of the State relating thereto and especi-
ally those laws laid down in Chapter XXIV, V. C. of 1887, the de-
linquent shall forfeit and pay not less than five nor more than twenty
dollars.
Sec. 26. The Commissioner of the Revenue shall receive two dol-
lars each day necessarily employed in these duties, and for failing to
6
perform any duty required of him by this chapter, the laws of the
State, or the charter and ordinances of the town, he shall forfeit all
right to compensation.
CHAPTER VIll.—Co.recror, .
Sec. 27. The official bond of the Collector shall be in a penalty of
not less than double the amount of his annual collections. |
Sec. 28. On all taxes, levies and other claims which remain unpaid
after the first day of July five per centum shall be added, and the
Collector shall collect the principal and premium by levy, distress,
garnishee or otherwise, as the law directs, Any loss to the town
treasury, arising from delay or neglect ot the Collector, unless he sat-
isfactorily shows the collection of any such claim to have been im-
practicable, shall be reimbursed by the Collector. - |
Sec. 29. At each monthly meeting of the Council, the Collector
shall pay over to the Treasurer, and jn his absence, to the Mayor or
Council, all moneys he may have collected to that date ; and on or
before the regular meeting in July of each year he shall settle his
transactions of the preceeding fiscal year with the Treasurer, Mayor
or Council. For all taxes and levies against insolvent and non-resi-
dent property returned and certified, the Collector shall have credit
on his receipt.
Sec. 30. The Collector shall receive for his services five per “cant,
on the amount collected during his term: and for failing to perform
any duty required of him by this Chapter, the laws of the State, the
Charter and Ordinances of the town, he shall forfeit all rights to com-
pensation. |
CHAPTER IX.—SURVEYVOR OF STREETS.
Sec. 31. All male residents of the town not exempt by law, shall be
compelled to work on the streets three days of each year, in person
or by substitute, with such tools and implements as the Surveyor may
direct. Provided, that any such person may elect in lieu of personal
service in any year, to pay anannual street tax of two dollars and
twenty-five cents.
Sec. 32. The Surveyor shall cause the streets to be kept in good
order, smooth and clear of obstructions, well drained, and the width
ordained by the Council; order the removal, by the person who
caused it, of any nuisance or obstruction from the streets and gutters,
and in default, cause the same to be removed at the expense of the
oftender, and report him to the Mayor.
Sec. 33. He shall enter and examine any premises, out-houses and
other buildings on or in which he believes any unhealthy or offensive
matter to exist, and order its removal. If any person hinder or ob-
struct him in the discharge of his duty, he may be fined not more
than five dollars, and for failing to abate the nuisance on his premises
after legal notice received, he shall be fined not more than two dol-
lars for every twenty-four hours or fraction thereof of its continuance,
with the cost of removing same,
CHAPTER X.—STREETS AND PUBLIC PLACES.
Sec. 34. The streets of this corporation shall be known by the fol-
lowing names, viz : :
4
ee
74
| 3° bound-
Main—Running from the County wharf S. 523° W. to the
line. 7
ee meer Main St. S. S. E. to an angle on the lot of Geo R.
kinson. . |
oe Church—From the Eastern terminus of Church Street E. to
Eo eat a Main St. S. E. by E. to the line of property owned
ee st. N. W. by W. to the line of the Grove
med by J. O. Thomas. 3
ats ak the Southern back line of the property of R. A. Todd
. W. by W. to Cocke’s Lane.
- es Mason Street IJ. to Church Street. |
Canal—From E. Church St. S. to line of Fillmore Jordan’s prop
erty at Little Creek. set
f—k . Church St. N. to Pagan Creek.
aaa Mais St. N. W. by W. to the line of the property
d by Mrs. S. A. Eley. |
ee eran Main Street S. E. by E., between the lots of Mrs.
Drummond and O. C. Goodrich to corporation limit.or intersection
’s Lane. |
ie ewe Cn ea Main Street S. E. by E., between ee vanese
of the Misses Hayden and Mrs. Drummond to the Northern line o
len’s or Southern limit of corporation. —
se ip ead ee Main Street near its beginning at the County
wharf N. W. by N., N. by E, and North to the causeway leading to
Folk’s Bridge. |
All of each streets are nas a defined in the survey of the
own made and recorded as referred. |
Sec. 35. Be it ordained by the Council of the Town of cele gi
that no street in the town shall be deemed entitled to ors re ie
public expense, unless the aoe a ae A ate sae
f ized or accepted as such by the tow >and
eel oe be opened, recognized or oe it aie Ee
outside of those named in these Ordinances, except by resolutio
the Council, entered in the records of the town. . 7
~ See. 36. That it shall not be lawful to encroach upon eu eee
foot way or street by the erection thereon of ae porch, wie =
portico, steps, building, fence or other thing or ot ake S ee
croachment shall be deemed an obstruction, and shall be cae ea)
the owner or occupant of the premises where such encroac a : amey
occur, within ten days after notice from the Mayor Sa) ae
to be removed. Any person violating this ee shal . a
ject to a fine of five dollars for each day such encroachment isa ie
to continue after the expiration of the notice to remove pe an s
the failure of such persons to remove the same ee no ete
Mayor shall cause it to be removed, and all reasonable c avn oe
for, with cost, shall be eee 2 ae owner or occupant by the
: ich taxes are. collected. : |
sane yal not be lawful for arly merchant or ihe ral chee hs
encroach upon the side-walks or foot ways within the eae
town, so as to preventa clear and open way of 6 feet on the si
oy, Were Uk
9° hea : f da
| | i long the |
7 as to endanger persons paeene k ae oe
Oo =
imal, or
train or break any horse or sand cae o road (eee less
nice ES h imal in any street, d
ken h r anim i
: orse or othe ie ee
as a nor more than ten dollars for e ff
than
ast or careless driv-
equence of fas he shall
‘son shall, in consequence O! fas\ erson, he sha.
Sec. a : aes ae streets, hurt or aS elias : and this
ing or riding : fue nor iiOre than a person so hurt or
be fined meee ae wise affect the oe a same |
Or ee ae his action for ee velocipede with a wheel
injured, ll ride-a bicycle or vel roller
on shall ri . in diameter, or use
Sec. 45. No pers renty-four inches in 1 than one
arger than twenty 7a ome not less :
ao a a ty toe ea
: (} skates < ] e 1m
face of the street ; nor shall it be lawful for any person to place or po nor more than five dollars sha io
build an awning or shed of any kind over the side-walk or foot ways this Ordinance.
of any street at a less height than eight feet above the surface of said Sec. 46. It shall not
side-walk or foot way. Every l
and-cart, truc ‘on sa
ff oo Any person va eae a
less than one-nor more than five do ;
, ner
; , j ; areless manne
r ste es or places of business, by placing there. | rapid and c
On or suspending in any way above at less than eight feet, any wares,
goods, merchandise, or other thing for sale, display as a sign’ or for
any other purpose: such encroachments shall be deemed an obstruc.
Person violating this Ordinance,
ay or fraction thereof which he
Y person to hang or suspend
any sign or other thing over the side-y
valks or foot ways of the streets
at a less height than eioht feet above th id si
foot ways; nor over any street between the side-walks or foot ways
on each side thereof at 4 less height than eighteen feet above the sur-
| herwise
erson to roll or othe
i aes 2 i Bank ern on the re ae
oe this Ordinance, shall be fine n
ll or bandy,
al base ball, foot ball or
SsuDject to a fine of not less | S Any person who see ane as a sling shot, or discharge
than two nor more than ten dollars for every day such obstruction eae or use an instrument Lek ss-bow, or shall throw bricks,
shall be allowed to remain after said Person shall have been required or fly a bow or cro
to remove the same.
arrows or other ne 5 oe
shells, or pitc
Sec. 39. It shall not be lawful for any person to put straw, paper, |: stones Or
sweepings, refuse or old brick-ba
| hrow a ball in the streets, shall be fined
dollars.
more than five .
ts, tin cans, or refuse of any kind in | not less than one nor
the Streets, gutters or side-walks :
to gather and stand
' sons }
: ot be lawfu. for pers ; r obstruct
x = gene aes | Sec. 48. That it shall n of the town,so as to impede o
eee of this town ; any person violatin alks
this Or inance, shall be fin
oO
S
ide- : ee is section,
on the side-wa ns violating th
ed sot less than one nor more than five eee ni es same. Any person or She Eve delle tor <agh
dollars for each offence. This section shal] not apply to persons ex. free travel 0
cavating for buil
other material so placed u
to interfere with the draina
Within a reasonable time.
Sec. 40. No owner of any lo
permit from on or after Januar
to Open outwards or across any part of the side-walk, but these gates
so hung as to close themselves shal] be excepted. Every person |
: wise injure or
Sec. 51. aub with paint, cut, break or other J
€ same after ten day’s notice from f mark with chalk or daub w
after such noti
box, tele-
or lantern, tree, tree
Ik, lamp-post, lamp or /ante lank walks in
deface any eae beeps ie er other Da a a a eey a ne
graph or te =P t lane-or public square of the town, :
Y person to change, obstruct | or upon any street, than five dollars. ,
han one nor more rind of any fruit or
\ €rts or drains of the streets, is of not less than ll throw grape hulls or rind o yu
in the town, without permission of the i | Sec. 52. No person shall ti
ide- of the town. Any person
ce shall, at the discretion of | | ee ee deo othe town, Any person
the Mayor, be punished by a fine not exceeding ten dollars for each | i eae Bi ses at peel
offence, or ten dollars for each day such obstruction or change in or | viol ing this section, shall pay a
interference with such drains or culverts is allowed to remain,
i : :
f FrreE WORKS. |
: —FIRE ARMS AND
SEC. 42, Any person engaged in building, repairing or making im- CHAPIER Al ,
ithfield
, neil of the Town of Smit
provements on any roof, wall or chimney of a house o1 seer Si anes. Sate pistol or other firearms
os
or more t
ding, who use the streets temporarily, Al] earth or shall be fined not
| to drive or back any
offence. lawful for any person Te ee
| ot be law s or side-walks o
| See i - ae carriage on the foot paths or sid
| horse or cart o :
for each offence. .
- alty of two dollars ny street
t fronting the street in this town shall street, ager ieee take up or carry away earth from any
ec. 50. eee
he shall pay for every such offence a fine of five dollars. |
e sha
Sec. 41. It shall not be lawful for an
Or Interfere in any Manner with the culy
( 1 any street, : Sec. 53. Be it o
shall place barriers sufficient to'warn foot Passengers against passing ©
such roof, wall or chimney, and for failure
ithin the ju-
any person W ner deadly thing withi
i fo Place said barriers, the eee on powder, ball, sak aed struction of some rabit, animal,
ee ee Bes less _. two nor more than five dollars for are of the town, except 1n (
every day of failure to place said barriers.
Sec, 43. Any person who sh: Il drive an
r more
; : not less two no
in case of a similar necessity, shall be fined a
; or inc
43. y vehicle at a greater speed
than six miles an hour, or i a d
: 7 | than ten dollars. .
ive any animal in any street in so |
-€d not less than two nor more than twent
of the town, «xcept on such public or holida
be allowed by the Mayor, or the firing:
fined not less than one nor more than
CHAPTER XII—.OFFENCES
, restaurant, store,or other place
| unrise of the succeed-
ing Monday morning, Any Person violating this section, shall be
punished by a fine of not less than ten nor more than fifty dollars for
each offence,
BICC. BO: Any person not being an apothecar
or dealer in ice, who shall open }
iness for the sale of any article {.
at any trade or calling, except such may be deemed by the
Council to be of necessity or mercy, oO. Applying the necessities
of sick, or for burials, at any time on Sunday, shall be subject to a
fine not less than one nor mose than ten dollars for each offence.
Sec. 57. Any Person who shall be found bathing in Pagan Creek
or its tributaries, or elsewhere within the jurisdiction of the town, ina
nude state, between the hours oF 4 o'clock, A. M. and 9 P. M., shall
e fined not less than one nor more than five dollars for each offence.
sec. 58, Any person who shall be guilty of disorderly conduct at
any exhibition or c hall in the town, or
all in any way annoy
ss than two nor more
, livery stable keeper
~ her store, shop or place of bus-
‘ale by such person, or labor
shall not when required by .
such conduct, he shall be arrested and commi
discretion of the Mayor or other Justice, be
period not greater than twenty-four hours.
SEC, a0), Any person who shall be present and aid In any Way any
unlawful or disorderly assembly, or b
Sec. 61. Any Person who shall be found aslee
night in the streets, or in the porch, door or oth
place, shall be fined not less tha
each offence —
sec. 62, If any person keeping a stallion or jack “in the stud,” shall
advertise or call public attention to such stallion or jack on any of
the streets, lanes or alleys of the town, by the blowing of horns or in
like manner, he shal] be subject to a fine of five dollars for each of-
p during the day or
cr exposed or public
one nor more than five dollars for
1.
ti
} | i an mares
; d for the service
| ion or jack shall be use ublic
ia i iste oe alley or other iit iets tO)
ung ee penalty of Spain eae - oe a battery
yn found guilty of me ; shall be finec
Sec. 64. Any person jurisdiction of this town, s
thin the jurisdi . fence.
ate ae ee me me more than ten dollars for each Sie ae
gras shall be unlawful for any ae caer PGF aah Sig EE
ec. O5. 1 , large within f
ns to fly at larg cupant o
gare SG on of this Ordinance, the nae a seas oe to
and for any ne upon which the pigeons are a Ron of peal
nee mice subject to a fine of five dollars, rae
harbor, s h day thereafter until the nuisance 1s a nore teers
ae 66. It shall not be lawful for any person has a plank floor
ee ee of the town ina oe ee fa are and kept per-
4 bove the surface of ot
aoa ed oa ee this Ordinance, shall be fined n
clean.
less than cn enealeasetete sa pone of using profane, indecent
) son who € one nor
ae ae ceo. another, shall be fined not less than
or abus
7 five dollars. a
ig nes XIII.—CoNncERNING TRAMPS AND VAGRANTS.
rson who shall go about begging aad
Sec. 68. rl auedis “‘elble aoe of subsistence or ae one
SOG AeA a unlavdully return to town after haying
‘eng pee penene ; all persons who not having tl h a employ-
been legally as Ives and families, live idly and withou ety 46
ee "fi ee work for the common and usual et ae aout
acral ee fe like work in the town ; rab ogee ceca Ss or
eer as i or placing themselves in the streets, hig ae
sa doen ae 2 beg alms, and all other persons wa iene
other public p Ane and begging, unless disabled ad we oe
cee ani es shall come to town and loiter an pee Lore
ee ne o labor, trade, business or ee iets ae
in and following om: support, and can give no reasonable are
oan pear e business, shall be considered as tne C5 ze
Seite aed to all penalties imposed by law upon vagrants.
sna So.
of 1887, Sec.’s 885 one hee shall. bedownad within the town wma: _
ane cay eee may be brought before him and a, oa
ang ee cea twenty-four hours, or shall be ee g
Seige eb sgt ee ion cl eles Saar ae
aia Phe Sergeant of the town shall be and is hereby t th the
Sec. os ma ee discovering any vagrant or Le anes it
eh Enger che Magis, dull poner descrip-
eA ae ace the person or persons are within Me Es Sena.
shall onde rant as described in Sec. 68, he a hab oe dna
onl ; ae ees te pieye are
e g
nen exceeding twelve months.
CHAPTER XIV.—Do6Gs.
rithi imits of the town,
le dog kept within the limi
ae ae uty c tax of one dollar and on every female
there
a
to be the ow
1es herein j ,
n haying
oe nd be liable
Sec. 74. Be i
at no person
Or coal, unless t
€ Council 6f the T
aes n
thirée inches dac netal, or a bed
CHAPTER XVI
Sec, 76. Be it orda! |
as nuisances and puni
Sec. 7% Obstructin
Se, culvert, drain, $e:
Shall be classed
}
{
ge of the team) shal] be ace
nless Otherwis
ally Siving |
of the town f-
ONE Cow acty
closed parts
set without fine
OM sunrise to syun-
ner shall be
any disposed t
f
$7 |
\ premises on which the animals
#. are held as their responsible
tax 7 peau |
ce wn PY. force or words to pre-
~y pvision of this Chapter, shall
,eoeee,
‘
a
Jf
t] S
. “Surveyor of the streets or any
ot, Zoli so-“sund, when practicable, any
arimal nameéa .. this - ' “acroe or ranging the streets
PT oti formation of such viola-
or unenclosed parts of ti.
lations to the Mayor or an Alaesiman.
Sec. 85. Either of said animals when taken up or empounded may
be redeemed by the owner or his agent’on payment of the prescribed
fine, a fee of fifty cents to the officer, and a fair compensation for
feeding the animal while in his custody. Provided, that if not prop-
erly redeemed after ten days public notice, the arresting officer shall
sell the same to the highest bidder for cash, and pay over the pro-
ceeds of-sale, after-deducting his fees.and expenses.of arrest, to the
Mayor.or Treasurer. see pss i.
Sec. £6. In addition to the offences named and prohibited. above,
no person residing in this corporation, shall suffer to remain on his
premises, any unhealthy or offensive matters, and for. failing to abate
the same, after receiving legal notice, he shall be fined two dollars
for every twenty-four hours or fraction thereof of its continuance and
five ye
the cost of recovery. at Oe . i ice
ie or hitch a horse or any other ani-
\ dollars.
~ "CHAPTER XVII.— MISCELLANEOUS. |
Sec. 89. Be it ordained by the Council of the Town of Smithfield,
that any person who will pave in front of his property to a width of
five feet, with good hard brick, well curbed, to be received by the
Street Committee, that the corporation will repay the party so paving
forty cents for every square yard so paved, to be paid by the corpor-
tion in taxes as they shall become due, by the party so paving. .
Sec. go. Upon legal information of the violation of an Ordinance,
it shall he the duty of the Mayor or an Alderman, to summons the
offender to appear. and answer for same. All fines, forfeitures and
penalties imposed by Ordinances for a less sum than $100, shall: be
recoverable by warrant, and if the sum be greater than $100, by ac-
tion or motion in a court of record. 3
TZ
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Sec. 91. The specific license
whom the State requires a lice
pation or callings herein specifi
id demanded of the owner or keep-
that
t apply to dogs or puppies under
ccupant or occupants of any house
1g, or which such dog may frequent, —
of such dog or dogs, and be liable ¥
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yee ie eres t the name of any party owning or ee
‘adh ae. a ee tax has not been paid.
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THORS COCCIEE, PAGO. sinssnye cehroontemweisceueseaudeus bivvuciseaenes celtic:
Merchants on each $rooppf purchases exceeding $2000
Which tax on Merchants or mercantile firms as aforesaid, shall be
in lieu of all taxes upon capital actually employed by said firms
in their mercantile business.
Physicians, resident
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Peddlers on foot (license not transferable)
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ances, except Exhibitions
‘or School Entertainments,
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ve period of one year, except
a - payable on the first day
of eriod of one year, or such Be
aR ‘me the license is issued, unt
of tue ye
any license be granted for less
from the tax, so that the tax
“4 to the tax iniposed for the
4 the date of license, and the
ye whole year.
| { and transfers thereof made by
cae eae on tho, for each license eaee eu
io es made, shall be enutled toa fee of fifty cents, a a
ae on to whom the license is issued to or transfer eae a |
Bh yee ay be assigned to any person to whom it might one
japon oe to, and when assigned, shall bea personal arts
ins ee and shall not be exercised by any other person tha
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the assignee ; but before the assignment shall be valid, a certificate:
€ £ )
-_ he
transferring the license shall be obtained of the Commissioner of t
Revenue by the assignee. - |
Se Applications for licenses shall be made, neciic ca dae
Pees aid before any person or firm or Sos many S see p .
snitted tO ee any business, profession or calling, for
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ense is required. | . eke
: Sec aoe any person, firm orcompany 1s ean patos
foe ee ne on which a license tax Is Saker ee ; E — _
firm or company shall pay the tax laid upon eac
its business. . . . .
ae 96. Persons, subjects, lp ea es ue harekari
weet which license may be required, S. I
een grocers, of which Ly ae
eed to the State license laws, and came within the
tion of those laws. —
Sec. 97. Upon the application 0
the rst day uf gr-t4,
than a year, there
paid thereon shall .«.
whole year as the space
f any person desiring to sell or dis-
iodicals, the
tribute religious books, newspapers, Pea or aie a
‘f catished that the person applying 1s ol good Ch: es
eee on to be trusted with the selling or distribution o a
hoa hoes &e., may direct the Commissioner of the Revenue to
eae re a license for a nominal sum only. ec een a
, g. Any person commencing OF doing Soe Lat ae pee
eee uired, without first obtaining same, shall be fine ure
ar AGE more than twenty dollars for each day that he sha
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business without such license. |
Sec. 99. All licenses shall be as follows :
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TOWN LICE ‘ oo = otcmpauie 4 i
: sayy Whic y 10uUs
The Treasurer of the Tow of such ited dog may anan
~ d a OF nt
san ers UNCC Oa
Revenue for said town, which s duty of the town Clerk, th
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town ,
Y party own;
; Wning |
€n paid. & OF,
Given under my hand this... rder of the Mayor, “”
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Commissioner’s fee, 50 cts. La ie Bee BEN TS mrss, YETE O0
ONES ee ae |
Received of. 2 a ee Dollars,
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the tax assessed above by the }....... Baers the Revenue for the
town of Smithfield, Va. , a |
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wecwcccesese seg yh i Saale ee el scicae =o seaeaen eee eaan ea aean nee once an ao re ea -
Treasurer of the town of Smithfield.
Sec, 100. Inall respects exceptas otherwise provided by Ordinance,
the Commissioner of the Revenue in issuing licenses, and granting
transfers thereof, shall be governed by the laws of the State concern-
ing the public revenues of the State and matters pertaining thereto, in
so far as said laws may be applicable, and shall make and deliver to the
Treasurer a list of all licenses. issued and transfers made as soon after
the issuing and transfer of same as possible ; and shall annually make a
report to the Council at its first meeting in August or September, of all
licenses issued and transfers made, towhom and when issued or made
and the amount thereof.
Sec ror. A certified copy vt an Ordinance shall be evidence in
any legal proceedings when applicable |
Sec. 102. No Ordinance can be suspended, repealed or amended,
except by an Ordinance. Md ,
Sec. 103. These Ordinances shall be in force from date of ratifica-
tion of same by the Council...
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Approved and adopted October 22d, 1889.
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After 5 days, return to
R. A. EDWARDS. Clerk,
Circuit Court, Isle of Wight Co.,
ISLE OF WIGHT, VA.
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Mr. J..M. Chapman,
Smithfield, Va.
‘paus
strewed death: i and . destruction
thromgnodt: the créwded down-
town shopping area ning:
When guns, whips and hast-
lly-thrown-up barricades failed
to halt the march of terror as
more than 100 raging jungle
beasts stalked human prey in
the streets, the ‘‘Lion Man's?
voice worked. magic. —
' obediently
R g _ lions
ceased their rampage; hate-
e ng tigers lay calmly at
s og thundering elephants
es sb mem
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LEARNS LOVE
‘The ‘Lion Man’’,
has| gg eee - rs
manly fashion, during his
ear’s absence from the
le. His teacher is the
human he trusts —
love tame this of
the Jungle”? = Hog
JUNGLE. KING. WORLD'S: ost
‘Bitlea as the Pst |
whose child- _
weraber were jun-
hero
of the jungle-panic which
terrorized this cit er ik
ove,
‘PERFECT
meh Male’
ae. 8 sen is the marvel
of medical men and art ex-
_ perts the world over. His
physical measurements are
said to mark the ideal at-
tainment for male beauty
and strength.
o ESTR UCTION |
“men, curses of men, ¢c
=) KILLED —
> - Tye
sam is of mee en nouns in
the downtown area of the city ©
today.
Terrorized screams of wo-
children’s
cries” aii oe with the blood-
thirsty ro
of more than 100
fire-crazed jungle
beasts, ’ loosed on the city’s
packe
‘when flames razed the Clark
= } _cir
downtown section
carnage, death
ite man-eaters.
MONDAY & TUESDAY
JULY 10 & Wh”
‘SP E W DEATH,
ion marked the
aT re JU CLE”’ THE STRANGEST ADVENTURE
KING OF THE fe — THE MIND EVER CONCEIVED!
“THE LION MAN” BELIEVED :
TO BE KASPA KNOLLS--LOST é
IN JUNGLES YEARS ACO!
In 1911 James
Knolls and his
wife disappear-
ed in the wilds
of Africa,
Their young
son Kaspa who
was with them
on the Expedi-
tion was never
seen again, but
ian stories are told
by natives that Kaspa was adopted by the
animals of the jungle and lived with them!
KING OF THE JUNGLE
FACES TIGERS IN
BATTLE TO DEATH
One of the most thrilling moments
ever witnessed was when the beauti-
ful Ann Rogers—whose life was
threatened by a tiger was saved by
“The Lion Man” from a dread-
ful fate.
The “Lion Man” who got his
name from the fact that he
was reared by Lions in
the Jungles — fought
desperately and finally
vanquished the beast.
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The jungle his home — wild beasts his friends
—untamed by nature --- yet the lure of a wom-
an’s warm red lips finally tamed “The LION
MAN.”
A scene during the mad
onslaught of the jungle
beasts.
“KING of the JUNGLE” is a MOTION
PICTURE THAT THRILLS from begin-
ning toend. —
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CORPORATION OF
SMITHFIELD VIRGINIA. Tine 14th.1911
hws OYNER, Mayor.
J. W. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer.
Mrs & A Elev
smithfield Va
Hear Hadari- This is to advise you,’ hat complaint has been made toe
the council of the town of smitntield,that the hole,or pond on your
land abutting on Grace street was a muiisanee and dangerdansg to the
health of the eitizens of the town,and vou are hereby requested
to abato this nulsanee,by the eounell of the sala town at onee,
Clerk of the ceuneil
HOUSE BILI, No. 482.
A BILL
Authorizing the town of Smithfield to make an annual appropria-
tion to the white military company.
Patron—Mr. Branch.
Reported from Commpttee on Counties, Cities and Towns.
1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia, That
2 the council of the town of Smithfield be authorized to annually
3 appropriate a sum of money not exceeding one hundred dollars
+ annually towards the support of the white military eee in
5 said town.
2. This act shall be in force from its passage.
A COPY OF THE
MAYOR’S COURT RECORD
1907
WITH OPEN SALOONS — DR. L. ©. BROCK, MAYOR
Number of cases before the Mavor in September, — - 13
- “ - a October, = - 17
f = : “November, = - 42
“ es 7 December, = - 4]
e ss : January, - 21
ae Be 5 “a February, - 20)
a As 4 - Mareh, - 13
ae ~ % - April, - 16
Total - - ~ 182
1910
WITH CLOSED SALOONS — DR. LE. C. BROCK, MAYOR
Number of cases before the Mayor in September, — - 0
‘i - i. October, - 2
i - “ ‘¢ November, - 3
“ es December, - fe)
a a " - January, - 17
. . 5 < February, - 0
ae cs a March, - 5
66 66 66 66 April, a 8
Total, = ~ - 30
(ash balance in the General Fund Sep. 1, 1908, $1,588.72
Cash balance in the General Fund Sep. 1, 1911, 3,579.09
Rate of taxation, 1907, 25c. on the $100.00 valuation.
. Rate of taxation, 1910, 25e. on the $100.00 valuation.
Valuations for real property the same in 1907 asin 1910.
To the Council of the town of Smithfield, Smithfield, Va., oa ,
Gentlemen:ie-
We, the undersigned citizens and tax-payers, of the
of Smithfield, do hereby enter our protest and object to any in
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crease whatsoever in our taxes , or to any injudicious expenditi
of any money for anything, or for any public park, which we deen:
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gontively unnecessary and would be a burden upon us, ¢
Respectfully submitted,
es fcemeyee
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